Remember those knights which need multibasing? They've been kept on hold for a bit now, as I am particpating in the MonsterMarch challenge. That said, while painting a single model, there's always time stuff needs to dry. So while the dragon is drying out, I spent some time multibasing the knights. It's a lot harder … Continue reading Hobby update – while the dragon is drying out
My first KoM multibase - back in 2015 or 2016. Glueing 10 spearmen on a base was the epitome of efficiency back then.... Really "decent" phone picture too. My first two posts on improving the Kingdoms of Men army (here and here) in future editions of Kings of War focussed on shooters and war machines. … Continue reading Joining the infantry – ideas for a more diverse KoM army (3)
The final two knights have been finished! (shields still lacking, as they are still drying out from their ink wash). This means that the Brotherhood army is shaping up nicely! Remember the Reconnoiterers I built from discarded outriders? this is how they look like now they are finished! Done! This means the next project on … Continue reading Hobby update – Knights, knights and lotsa knights!
Recently, I started out creating a new brotherhood army. Well, new, that is: I need to paint a few recoinnoiterers and four more knights. After these are multibased, I can field the army. I would love to replace a few models after that, as using Reiksguard as order redemption feels a bit wrong. That said, … Continue reading Hobby updates – Brotherhood and Army of Darkness
At the end of 2017 I switched over from Kingdoms of Men to League of Rhordia and Brotherhood. This was because I couldn't get the KoM army work as intended. Mid 2018 I played KoM once again with a reasonable degree of success. (turned 2nd at a small local tournament, only be defeated by a … Continue reading My most effective KoM army
Siege artillery; the most useful part of KoM artilery for now. A few weeks ago, I posted my ideas how to make the Kingdoms of Men (KoM) shooters perform different roles instead of the same. You can find these here. Shortly after, I promised on the dakadaka forum to think about the KoM warmachines too. … Continue reading Guns-n-Glory – ideas for a more diverse KoM army (2)
Picture copied from swordsmaster's blog -see links for his excellent battle reports Kings of War is my primary wargame at this time. In this blog post I try to show why I love the game so much. Therefore, this is a not-so-honest review, since I gladly admit to be somewhat of a fanboy. That said, … Continue reading Kings of War by Mantic, a not-so-honest review
I posted before on my goblins , as they are a 360-point allied detachment to my armies.Last week I finished the detachment: I really like how they turned out; especially the basing. As I discussed the creation of my horde of shooters in the previous blog post; I just post the close-up pictures and leave … Continue reading The curious case of my goblin detachment (2)
Welcome to my blog! Here I keep progress of my Kings of War adventures. This blog will cover my hobby endeavours (and gaming adventures) in Kings of War. As for my armies, my first love is my yellow-black human army (as seen here) which has grown to over 10,000 points Kings of War. My other … Continue reading Welcome to my blog!
I do love League of Rhordia. It's like Kingdoms of Men, but with an effective hammer (Honour guard), better flier, (duke beats KoM general) and great war machines (volley gun). Moreover League has a nifty tool that many players forget in the shape of the halfling sorcerer. @ 50 points he's a nuisance that few … Continue reading How to build your own halfling sorcerer
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