Sorry for the delay in postings, life has definitely been hectic!
I managed to get another Unbound game in on a day I had completely off. I got to play Danny and Brian in a 200 point per side game. Originally it was supposed to be two teams of two but one of the players (my teammate) had to drop so I just played both armies. Danny played Circle and Brian played Skorne. We set up around noon and finished the game (calling it during Round 3, I'll explain later) around 8 PM. Unbound takes quite awhile!
PG_DarkLegacy and G Konkel talk about their miniature addictions, including painting and games.
Showing posts with label Unbound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unbound. Show all posts
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Unbound Game 3
Labels:
200 Point Game,
Battle Report,
Circle Orboros,
Cryx,
Hordes,
IABN,
Occupation,
Skorne,
Unbound,
Warmachine
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Terrain for Adepticon, Part 3
Here's some pictures of the buildings and fountain, after some progression. Some of the buildings still need a bit of work, but they are all really close to finished.
Previous post: http://quadiron.blogspot.com/2012/04/terrain-for-adepticon-part-2.html
Previous post: http://quadiron.blogspot.com/2012/04/terrain-for-adepticon-part-2.html
Monday, April 2, 2012
Terrain for Adepticon, Part 2
I've been slowly working on my terrain for Adepticon. I only have 17 days left, so I really need to get moving. Here's the last progress I made. I finished the buildings core structure. We've begun painting but I forgot to take pictures, like usual. I should have more photos and an update late Tuesday night.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Terrain for Adepticon
I'm in the middle of making some terrain for an Unbound board for Adepticon. Here's some progress pictures. I need to make 6 more buildings, 3 more for the town square and 3 for other places on the table. Each building is currently pinned and made out of 3/16" foamcore. Each building is approximately 4"x6".
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Goals for 2012
Instead of painting aimlessly in 2012, I've decided to try to come up with some goals for next year.
Any suggestions on any other cool goals?
- Paint 75 models next year, from any faction (1.4 models a week)
- I finished 53 models this year to date, this should be doable
- Finish at least 1 unit I have half done (off the top of my head, I have a 11-woman Satyxis Raider unit or a 12-man Exemplar Errant unit to finish)
- Blog 12 battle reports
- Finish two Theme Forces at 50 points, Tier 4
- Extra Credit for finishing a Theme Force that has no painted models currently
- In the competitive environment, only play painted models
- Leagues and trying stuff out is ok to be unpainted
- If I play a model for more than 6-10 games, it goes on the painting list
- Paint at least 5 warcasters/warlocks
- Build a city Unbound table for Adepticon in April
- Paint Ogre Army for Fantasy that I purchased this year
- At least finish Ironguts and Ogre units
Any suggestions on any other cool goals?
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Unbound Game 2
I got together with three friends (Konkel, Dave, and Danny) to play a big Unbound game. It would be my second game and everyone else's first. We decided that we'd determine the scenario and teams randomly before the game (this won't happen again). We ended up with Protectorate of Menoth (Dave) and Circle Orboros (Danny) against Konkel (Khador) and myself (Cygnar this time around). Talk about teams that hate their teammates!
We ended up playing the Scorched Earth scenario. Konkel and I were the defenders, Dave and Danny the attackers. In hindsight, I'm always choosing to be the attackers going forward as Konkel and I had the choice.
The game ended on turn 3 with Danny and Dave destroying three buildings to achieve victory. Konkel and I just didn't have the speed to cope with their lists. Well, this lesson with just remind me to play Cryx and play fast stuff.
Each player brought 100 points to the table. List and photos of the start and end of the game after the break.
We ended up playing the Scorched Earth scenario. Konkel and I were the defenders, Dave and Danny the attackers. In hindsight, I'm always choosing to be the attackers going forward as Konkel and I had the choice.
The game ended on turn 3 with Danny and Dave destroying three buildings to achieve victory. Konkel and I just didn't have the speed to cope with their lists. Well, this lesson with just remind me to play Cryx and play fast stuff.
Each player brought 100 points to the table. List and photos of the start and end of the game after the break.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Unbound Game 1
Brian (Pook) and I played the start of an Unbound game on 7/23. I was rather proud that both of us had a majority of our models painted. Both of us were only 11 models short on each side from being fully painted.
Playing Unbound for the first time proved a few things to me. First, it is not for the faint of heart. Playing 150 points to a side is a ton of models and can take all day. We went into it expecting to play until 7 PM after starting at 12 PM. We only played until 3 PM, finishing 1 round and 2 turns of the next round. Part of the problem was me having to help other players at the store out constantly during the game. This brings me to the second point, be prepared to spend all day focused on this event, otherwise, you won't finish. Just setting up your turns and deciding on what to do takes a while. Models block each other in ways that you just don't expect. Third: know your faction. Every time you have to look at your cards is time you could have been making your moves. I need to spend some more time memorizing my own models' stats and I'll feel much better playing this again.
I learned some other things while playing this game as well. 1, don't block your Wraith Engine from going anywhere. It did nothing except provide +2 ARM to Wraith Witch Deneghra on Round 2 and I wanted more out of it. It was my mistake each time, so I learned to not block its path. 2, don't take free strikes unless you are 100% sure you should be taking them. 3, use Satyxis Raiders to jam my opponent on their side of the table. Being stuck on the middle line sucked.
My Unbound list was this:
150+15 points, 73 models
Wraith Witch Deneghra +6 points
* 2x Defiler 5 points each
* Nightmare 10 points
* Ripjaw 5 points
* Skarlock Thrall 2 points
Master Necrotech Mortenebra +4 points
* Deryliss
* Deathjack 12 points
* Harrower 10 points
* Seether 9 points
* Stalker 4 points
Witch Coven of Garlghast +5 points
* Egregore
* Defiler 5 points
* Harrower 10 points
* Malice 9 points
* Ripjaw 5 points
* Stalker 4 points
* Skarlock Thrall 2 points
10 Bane Knights 10 points
Bane Lord Tartarus 4 points
10 Bane Thralls 8 points
* Bane Thrall Officer & Standard 3 points
Darragh Wrathe 4 points
10 Mechanithralls 5 points
* 3 Brute Thralls 3 points
Necrosurgeon & Stitch Thralls 2 points
3x Pistol Wraith 3 points each
3x Warwitch Siren 2 points each
Withershadow Combine 5 points
Wraith Engine 9 points
Playing Unbound for the first time proved a few things to me. First, it is not for the faint of heart. Playing 150 points to a side is a ton of models and can take all day. We went into it expecting to play until 7 PM after starting at 12 PM. We only played until 3 PM, finishing 1 round and 2 turns of the next round. Part of the problem was me having to help other players at the store out constantly during the game. This brings me to the second point, be prepared to spend all day focused on this event, otherwise, you won't finish. Just setting up your turns and deciding on what to do takes a while. Models block each other in ways that you just don't expect. Third: know your faction. Every time you have to look at your cards is time you could have been making your moves. I need to spend some more time memorizing my own models' stats and I'll feel much better playing this again.
I learned some other things while playing this game as well. 1, don't block your Wraith Engine from going anywhere. It did nothing except provide +2 ARM to Wraith Witch Deneghra on Round 2 and I wanted more out of it. It was my mistake each time, so I learned to not block its path. 2, don't take free strikes unless you are 100% sure you should be taking them. 3, use Satyxis Raiders to jam my opponent on their side of the table. Being stuck on the middle line sucked.
My Unbound list was this:
150+15 points, 73 models
Wraith Witch Deneghra +6 points
* 2x Defiler 5 points each
* Nightmare 10 points
* Ripjaw 5 points
* Skarlock Thrall 2 points
Master Necrotech Mortenebra +4 points
* Deryliss
* Deathjack 12 points
* Harrower 10 points
* Seether 9 points
* Stalker 4 points
Witch Coven of Garlghast +5 points
* Egregore
* Defiler 5 points
* Harrower 10 points
* Malice 9 points
* Ripjaw 5 points
* Stalker 4 points
* Skarlock Thrall 2 points
10 Bane Knights 10 points
Bane Lord Tartarus 4 points
10 Bane Thralls 8 points
* Bane Thrall Officer & Standard 3 points
Darragh Wrathe 4 points
10 Mechanithralls 5 points
* 3 Brute Thralls 3 points
Necrosurgeon & Stitch Thralls 2 points
3x Pistol Wraith 3 points each
3x Warwitch Siren 2 points each
Withershadow Combine 5 points
Wraith Engine 9 points
Labels:
150 Point Game,
Battle Report,
Cryx,
Hordes,
IABN,
Skorne,
Unbound,
Warmachine
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