r/baronswar

Here’s the inn that I recently finished for Pillage, and probably a whole range of other games too (including MESBG, 0200 hours, Star Wars Legion and Silver Bayonet). It’s a really cool piece of terrain and we’ve already had fun with it across a few games. It fits well with 28mm models who can easily fit inside and move around.

The inn is from Reconquer Designs (Reconquer Designs u/Reconquer Designs - MyMiniFactory). It’s got great detail and was great fun to build, but was fiddly and complex to put together. I initially bought it from a 3D printer on Etsy who did a pretty poor job, so I ended up getting a second copy printed by IGS Minis (IGSMinis) who nailed it. Even then, it took some time and quite a bit of greenstuff to get it sturdy enough to paint and play with.

I’ve imagined it as an inn somewhere in the north east of England with some local Roman remains, including an old statue of a Roman cavalryman in the grounds, giving it its name of “The Roman Rider Inn”.

The accessory items are a mix of Reconquer Design items that come with the Inn (e.g. the inn keeper and bar), IGS Minis (e.g. the statue plinth), Victrix (the Roman rider) and Bad Squiddo (the ovens).

I’ve included some photos of it in situ during games, including one where it’s on the same table as my church that I wrote about last year here – Dark age church finished : r/wargaming

I’m aiming for one large medieval building per year for a modelling project, so please share any suggestions of what I should add to my table next!

We were only able to get through 4/6 total rounds so we agreed upon the team with the most models in the hill would win.

Ended up with a tie between the red and purple team so we had the commanders of the army duel it out in front of a church with the green commander officiating. Red team ended up winning after 3 rounds of dueling.

Pic of the retinues at the end.
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