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| Gonsalvo | 02 Mar 2016 12:13 p.m. PST |
"While preparing my Hussite army for use with To the Strongest, I realized that, among other things, I needed some figures to act as "expendable heroes" under the rules. These essentially give the init they are attached to a one-time re-play of a failed Melee "To Hit" card. For "Deep" units like War Wagons that can take three hits, this can be especially useful. Having no spare Hussite figures, and not yet having made the decision to add some Kingmaker figures, I remembered that I had quite a few unused "character" figures from the colorful Old Glory :"Revolting Peasants" set. For an army that was mostly made up of just that, they seemed like they might make suitable and also interesting "Heroes"."
Bob the Cleaver
Matt the Baker
Adam the Damsel Taker The other three, Jeff the Archer, Tom the Torchbearer, and Costello the Abbott, along with some hopefully amusing banter, can be found on the blog at: link Peter |
| dick garrison | 02 Mar 2016 1:30 p.m. PST |
Matt the Baker? someone been watching the "One show?". Nice figures by the way. PS like Jeff The Archer too (very good) are we going to get Barry the Town Crier or Gladys the Knight? Cheers Roger. |
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