War never changes. Played a round of a tabletop game with Fallout and 40k Tyranids using Warsurge Compendium presets. Just a fun little scenario where a handful of gaunts had been lurking in the wastes, which certainly begs more questions as to how they got there... oh, and a neurotyrant!
War never changes. Played a round with Fallout and 40k Tyranids using Warsurge Compendium presets. Just a fun little scenario where a handful of gaunts had been lurking in the wastes, which certainly begs more questions as to how they got there... oh, and a neurotyrant!
War never changes. Played a round with Fallout and 40k Tyranids using Warsurge Compendium presets. Just a fun little scenario where a handful of gaunts had been lurking in the wastes, which certainly begs more questions as to how they got there... oh, and a neurotyrant!
War never changes. Played a round with Fallout and 40k Tyranids using Warsurge Compendium presets. Just a fun little scenario where a handful of gaunts had been lurking in the wastes, which certainly begs more questions as to how they got there... oh, and a neurotyrant!
Just a tiny 3 player game of Warsurge using models from Hordes, AoS and Link (from Legend of Zelda). Idea was that it was knights led by Link against a force of druids/werewolves and also undead. A number of places and buildings were objectives to fight over. Because the ghouls were sitting on an objective without interruption they won.
Scenery was gorgeous in person, the photos probably don't do it justice.
Upon the frozen wastes, the Tau had set out to make contact with a mighty xenos race in order that they may recruit them into the empire. The Yautja - or Predators - only respect strength, and so the Tau were tested.