Sentinel as a name doesn't really do it for me anyway, just not dynamic enough. "Oblivion" implied action, danger, carnage. "Skyrim" is the name of a province, but it also implies adventure, exploration.
"Sentinel" implies a lot of waiting around. If speculation about fighting the Dominion to retake Hammerfell is correct, "Dominion" would make as much sense and would imply the act of growing and expanding territory.
Not really an O&G player yet, I have a lot of Brets to finish first but I do have the Black Fire Pass Gobbos as my next project. While looking at Wargames Atlantic's medieval 'umie range for conversion ideas, I stumbled on their not-Warmaster collections. Link below:
https://wargamesatlantic.com/collections/classic-fantasy-battles/products/orc-horde
Do we think these would be acceptable proxies for snotlings? Never even seen the old Snots in person so I don't know how they compare to 10mm. It's just when you see the two kits are the same price, and one has eight or nine times as many models...
To date I have 6 KotR assembled from an old kit picked up a decade ago, which isn't going to yield any more complete knights. On top of this I have the new 12-pack released for TOW.
Would it be better to use this kit to assemble 2x6 KotR, 1x6 KotR + 1x6 KE or 2x6 KE?
On paper I can't see a reason to go with KE over KOTR but I was always a bit shit at listbuilding back in the day. Perhaps there's some way of building around them which makes them stronger than the classic.
Bonus question: if I eventually expand with another box of 12, is that better used as two new x6 units or filling out what I have to 3x10?
I remember at the time, halfway through working on the Damsels; "Oh, I've been on a T'au kick since 2020 and haven't painted a human face in a very long time..."