After a very long break (I've been really busy), I'm back with another post. Glenstorm and I recently got together to battle again, in part to test out his Hobbit army after Operation Tookburough, and also because I'm looking at buying an Erestor model and wanted to get him tested. This game will be between my fun-filled White Council army and Glenstorm's Shire list. Here are the forces:
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So It Begins, Part 4: The Deeping Wall Is Breached
Good morning gamers, We're revisiting a scenario from Fantasy Fellowships in our custom Helm's Deep campaign today. Despite the amaz...
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Announcing the 2013 Hunters Red October Tournament!
Dear Reader,
It is my privilege to announce the second annual Hunters Red October Tournament! The tournament will be held on Saturday, 10/19, from 10:00 am - about 5:00 pm in Purcellville, VA. Like the tournaments we have hosted in the past here at TMAT, the tournament will consist of three randomly paired matches, subject to the following rules:
It is my privilege to announce the second annual Hunters Red October Tournament! The tournament will be held on Saturday, 10/19, from 10:00 am - about 5:00 pm in Purcellville, VA. Like the tournaments we have hosted in the past here at TMAT, the tournament will consist of three randomly paired matches, subject to the following rules:
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Scenery Projects: Operation Tuckborough
Hey Reader!
Greetings again from the Forge! Before jumping fully into the army I'll be using for the Hunters Red October Tournament (more details in a future post!), I wanted to update you all on the progress I've made on Operation Tuckborough. Below, you'll find all of the scenery I've worked on to date for that project, which I'm excited to say is now completed! Here's a walkthrough of my little hobbit town. *Cues "Concerning Hobbits" soundtrack*
Greetings again from the Forge! Before jumping fully into the army I'll be using for the Hunters Red October Tournament (more details in a future post!), I wanted to update you all on the progress I've made on Operation Tuckborough. Below, you'll find all of the scenery I've worked on to date for that project, which I'm excited to say is now completed! Here's a walkthrough of my little hobbit town. *Cues "Concerning Hobbits" soundtrack*
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Shire List, Part 4: Strategy and Tactics
Dear Reader,
Greetings again from the Forge! Work is back into full swing, so I'm not sure how much I'll be posting on this blog for the next few weeks, but I'll try to keep it consistent, :) I'm also hoping to have an update on Operation Tuckborough coming out soon, including a special project I'm working on for the outskirts of the map, :)
As promised in past posts, I'll be laying out a few strategy and tactics thoughts for you all when using a Shire army. In passing before we begin, Shire is still very new to me, and I get the feeling already that this list is going to take a long time to master, and is also among the softest lists you can field in LOTR. With low FV, low defense, and low strength, doing damage is really hard with this civ. But if you play your cards well, I contend that you can pull it out - a claim that I hope to substantiate in the March TMAT Grand Tournament.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Shire List, Part 3: Heroes Post 2 of 2
Dear Reader,
Welcome back! We continue our series of discussing the Shire list of LOME with a discussion of the lesser known hobbit heroes, as well as the non-halfling heroes at your disposal (which everyone finds more exciting, more helpful in a fight, and more funner all-around, :) ). After covering the four hobbits from the Fellowship in my last post, I'm really looking forward to getting into a number of the unique roles that the other heroes in the list play. Some of my comments are going to be "like duh" commentary on a model, as some of the heroes were built for only one purpose by GW. Others may surprise you. In any event, as we trailblaze some territory that no one in the blogosphere has covered, bear with me as we discuss ten heroes that are worth fielding in your force to meet specific needs.
Welcome back! We continue our series of discussing the Shire list of LOME with a discussion of the lesser known hobbit heroes, as well as the non-halfling heroes at your disposal (which everyone finds more exciting, more helpful in a fight, and more funner all-around, :) ). After covering the four hobbits from the Fellowship in my last post, I'm really looking forward to getting into a number of the unique roles that the other heroes in the list play. Some of my comments are going to be "like duh" commentary on a model, as some of the heroes were built for only one purpose by GW. Others may surprise you. In any event, as we trailblaze some territory that no one in the blogosphere has covered, bear with me as we discuss ten heroes that are worth fielding in your force to meet specific needs.
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