Mierce Miniatures is currently doing their third Kickstarter, to fund and flesh out the rules for Darklands. To date, there haven't really been a lot of battle reports showing how the game works, and whether or not it's fun! This the first of a couple of battles I hope to do over the next few weeks, showing off a few of the models Mierce produces, giving a bit of background into the world they're playing in (which isn't that far off from our own), and highlighting some of the rule differences between this game and others that are currently out there. Today, it'll be the Angelcynn, the skindancing Angles, versus the monstrous beasts of the Fomoraic Sea Devils!
More skirmish combat and definite shrinkage, after the jump.
The miniatures blog for Ryan P. Smith. Features painted miniatures, works in progress, sculpts, conversions, occasional tactics discussion and battle reports, and beer. Focuses on Fantasy-based ranked games (Warhammer Fantasy Battles and Kings of War) and Skirmish games (Darklands, Rackham), and any other miniature lines I want to incorporate. Parental Advisory: May include some mild alcohol use or references. Rated 12+.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Darklands battle report: Norse vs. Khthones (499 gold)
Skirmish combat and a lightning bolt or two, after the jump!
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Balancing the scales in the Darklands
In this post, I take lots and lots of models from Mierce Miniatures, and take pictures of them side-by-side with Games Workshop, Reaper, and Rackham stuff. The goal: see just how amazing Mierce Miniatures truly are!
The picture above has sat here teasing what's about to come for about a week; I'm glad to finally show it off! That poor, diminutive Space Marine has no idea what's in store for him...
One of the most popular posts I've ever done on here was the one where I showed all the Mierce models I had assembled standing next to other things. Well, since that time Mierce has run another Kickstarter, and I've assembled a whole heck of a lot more models! How many more? Well, the overflow went off my paint desk, and I had to use a 6' gaming table to hold them all!
If you want to see how big these beasties are, just follow the jump!
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