In my circle of historical gamers, Frostgrave has become a thing. Like SAGA, Frostgrave is a fast game, easy to learn and goes well with beer. We had good turnout for a
Frostgrave Day at the club. These low key events are a great way to learn a system, meet new players and learn/copy their tricks and builds. I was quite happy to finish in the middle of the pack with my Illusionist.
Fantasy painting continues to be a bit of a trial for me. Honestly, could the Illusionist or apprentice fit one more thing on their robes? There is an invention called the knapsack, use it! All figures are from the
North Star Frostgrave barbarian release. Great stuff and if I were fearless, I'd add tattoos to the lot. Maybe someday!
I managed a few pictures of our games. My rubble terrain looked pretty decent all laid out. A dusting of snow would be perfect but that would lock my options for basing in Bolt Action and SAGA. For maximum portability, my Frostgrave terrain will remain sans snow.
Fogou Models rubble terrain is superb! I need to put in an order for their Dark Ages beehive buildings.
Last up are How it Started pictures. The murder of Crows are from Zombicide and a great bit of color for SAGA or Frostgrave. And Zombicide too I supposed. I've got plenty more Frostgrave to paint but it may be some time before I'm brave enough to put fantasy up on the table. For now, its back to SAGA and my Late Roman warband with Footsore miniatures!
