I had my first chat with Leo from Para Bellum @Gen_Con. We discussed their new game Conquest and we managed to get a full demo in as well. Check it out. I hope to see more from the in the future.
I hope to see more from the in the future. Maybe at Adepticon or Pax Unplugged (if I go).
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2019 In this Box Breaking Matt takes a look at the two player starter for HALO Ground Command from Spartan Games.
I have played HALO Ground Command and I like it. I find it to be a game that can easily be casual or competitive, and that’s a hard balance to find with miniatures.
Check out the models for Deep Waters. The skirmish game that takes place underwater. I haven’t had the chance to play yet but I can’t wait to see what happens when a model doesn’t go through decompression properly.
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Watch as Matt assembles the UCM Kodiak for Dropzone Commander from Hawk Wargames.
There is no doubt in my mind the models from Hawk Wargames are among the cleanest and easiest to assmble.
In Her Majesty’s Name is a miniatures war game that is set in a steam pink setting of 1895. Small bands of of figures are assembled to fight over the objectives you establish. This is a skirmish game where you will generally field not more than ten models per player. Written by by Craig Cartmell and Charles Murton the book totals 64 pages costs about 15.00 and is also available as a pdf. If you know of any book published by Osprey publishing you already know the quality you’re getting.
This Skirmish game can be bloody quick. I’ve had games last as little as 15 minutes or as long as an hour. Play is pretty smooth, it uses an alternate activation system where models take turns following the model play of move and shoot.
Well this isn’t the most complicated starter in the World. So Matt adds some basic basing tech to the film. You might laugh when you see the models aren’t even primed yet. While this is probably the easiest of the starters to assemble there is still a lot you can do to beef it up.
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