I'm not a very good hobbyist, is just to have something manual to do.
Even that, I'm very proud of them cuz is the first project I've the consistency of finish.
Mostly Citizens and Guards of WA, plus some WA conquistadors and the clergy from Reconquista.
The mages couples are Enchanters and Sigillists
Simplement un bon repas dans un de mes bouchons préféré, dans un lundi de repos du taf de cheminot.
Bonne journée!
Et possiblement une adaptation Anime, plus un live action.
Chance d'un yaoi? Je demande pour un ami.
Hey there, I recently had a match with my Condottieri (Milan) vs Burgundy and the defeat made me rethink my strategy.
I fielded:
Hero (mounted, barded), 1,5 pt HG (mounted, barded), 1 pt warriors, 1 pt warriors (pavese), 1 pt levies (crossbow), 0,5 pt Cannon (mercenary). I chose the Milan subfaction for having a stronger HG which counts always as disciplined.
I managed to bottleneck my opponent between the terrains, trying to rout his front units with HG charges while hitting with the cannon and the crossbows. Problem is that I didn't manage to hit hard enough and my HGs ended up being and anvil instead of a hammer.
I think my main mistakes were putting too much importance on them and relying on the cannon which in the end is way to aleatory and ended up just giving fatigue tokens around.
For the next matches I was wondering how to change my list:
removing the crossbowmen, using two cannons to spread fatigue tokens around, bringing the HG to 4 and in place deploying a unit of mounted warriors. Subfaction Venice for the free determination rule to give to one of the artillery.
removing the Cannon altogether and in place deploying a more hard-hitting melee mercenary force, eventually shifting to Romans or Florentines for dice bonuses.
Cheers, every suggestions is welcome!
Hi everyone, at my local club, I've seen some miniatures for the games indicated in the title.
Have you tried them? What's your opinion on them?
Cheers