For the third and last game of our Escalation campaign gaming day we decided that instead we would have a megabattle, as we were six player it was easy to split up into two equal forces. Chaos marauders, Skaven and Night Goblins would be facing Bretonnia, Tomb Kings and my High Elves. Each with a 500pts force, so 1500 vs 1500pts.
The scenario we played was to have champion on each side face each other and the winner would give his side the first turn.
The bad guys decided to bring forth a champion riding a big beast, to win the combat. We instead opted another tactic... We sent forth a skelington champion... He could always be resurrected when he loses the challenge...
The scenario we played was to have champion on each side face each other and the winner would give his side the first turn.
The bad guys decided to bring forth a champion riding a big beast, to win the combat. We instead opted another tactic... We sent forth a skelington champion... He could always be resurrected when he loses the challenge...
After some intense dice rolls we had a winner...
Maybe not to any surprise the squig would kill of the undead champion... No matter he can always return...
Bretonnian knights are seen charges right into the fray.
Skavens are in their path...
But to all our surprises the knight totally failed their charge, the rat men was victorious and the knights fled in an attempt to save their lives...
A large unit of Bretonnian infantry having just won a combat against some Chaos marauders pushes forward and are here battling a unit of Night Goblins.
Granted, the Marauder had been soften up by longbow archers and were not to strength to face them.
On my flank I had charged a unit of Night goblin with my Ellyrian noble and a unit of Ellyrian Reavers.
The fanatic that I faced had taken its tool when I tried to close in...
And all that was left after some round of combats was my lone noble...
A lone fanatic is here seen tornadoing around my backfield as my noble tries to hold up the Night goblin by him self.
But it was not to be, and he fell to all those sharp spears.
My cavalry are here seen moving up, the plan is to help out the undead by a massive flank attack. Hopefully this could be a massive shift in this bloody battle.
Undead and Skaven are seen here facing of.
Here I missed alot of pictures.
The Chaos Marauders had a unit of "monster" a small unit had outflanked and entered from our flank or rear.
The Chaos Marauders had a unit of "monster" a small unit had outflanked and entered from our flank or rear.
With the mark of Nurgle and large two handed flails these massive warriors but the fear into living...
As our undead Tomb Kings pushed forward into the Skaven lines the close support for our long bow archers were thin and the chaos "monsters" had a field day in our rear...
Crushing anything in their path...
As our undead Tomb Kings pushed forward into the Skaven lines the close support for our long bow archers were thin and the chaos "monsters" had a field day in our rear...
Crushing anything in their path...
I had no interest battling these massive warriors, as they threatening my flank the only sane option would be to flee and leave them behind...
The Tomb Kings looked as they didnt need any support so it felt better to spare the risk of the lives of my Ellryrian warriors and using the speed of my elven horses I made a "tactical redeployment"...
When the dust settled an we counted up all the points from the battle it was decided it battle ended in a draw.






















































