Re: Dwarves v Dark elves battle report
Posted by MortiS-the-Lost on Aug 19, 2011; 10:54am
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Dwarves-v-Dark-elves-battle-report-tp6683953p6702719.html
I've read it (and from the looks of it so did a few other people), but there's not much to comment on. Battle reports are a funny thing because unless something unexpected happens a game looses something in the re-telling.
Although I'm sure you had fun playing the game, a large pitched battle over a sparse table isn't the most interesting scenario to read about, sorry
Try telling the game as a story - Why are the Dark Elves fighting Dwarfs? Where dose the battle take place?
The battle of Flenmoore Vally in which Duke Borthum's army defends his lands against Waargh Fingduffa is instantly a lot more interesting than 5000 points of Empire Vs 5000 points of Orcs and Goblins
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Dwarves-v-Dark-elves-battle-report-tp6683953p6702719.html
I've read it (and from the looks of it so did a few other people), but there's not much to comment on. Battle reports are a funny thing because unless something unexpected happens a game looses something in the re-telling.
Although I'm sure you had fun playing the game, a large pitched battle over a sparse table isn't the most interesting scenario to read about, sorry
Try telling the game as a story - Why are the Dark Elves fighting Dwarfs? Where dose the battle take place?
The battle of Flenmoore Vally in which Duke Borthum's army defends his lands against Waargh Fingduffa is instantly a lot more interesting than 5000 points of Empire Vs 5000 points of Orcs and Goblins
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~The ravings of a single mad Goblin is bad enough, but such a power-hungry, malice-filled creature as Mortis can never hope to be understood~
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