After my inglorious defeat to Patrick with his Tau, I asked him for another game. He changed his list slightly to adjust for the AusComp, which hopefully would make a more balanced game. My list remained unchanged so I could continue practicing and confirm that it was either good or bad (I am leaning towards bad).
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Works goes apace raising a fully painted army |
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Scouts spread out while the Rhino hides in terrain |
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Pat's opening move was very aggresive, pushing up midfield |
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A bold drop led to a scatter that gave Pat the opportunity to put my Marines out of the game |
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Lovely luck. I can't seem to save |
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Promptly losing more Marines |
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Kept my Fire Raptor to the side to avoid Skyfire which was on his table half |
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Slowly but surely, I was losing the attrition game |
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In a desperate gamble, I moved the Fire Raptor up his half to attempt to kill off a unit of Suits |
I lost...again. Hmmm, this list may require a lot more work. Assault elements maybe?
I need to continue testing it to confirm but right now I am leaning to a rewrite.
Keith then asked me for a Malifaux game. The last time I tried this I just learned it. This would be the 2nd time I play the game.
The card mechanic is really quite unique. It was a 35 Soulstone game between Misaki of the Ten Thunders vs Kirai of the Ressurectionists.
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While I lost the game, it was a really fun game! |
I went back and repainted my Shang while adding more yellow to my Master and her Henchman
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Love the models!~ They are actually true scale. |
You guys will be seeing more Malifaux on this blog. I am quite in love with the game. I do need more minions.
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