Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...

Now to do his horse and cart.
But how to base them.
One will look prettier.
The other will grant more flexibility.

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It seems to make sense to go for the separate basing, but how often will I use them as separate models and thus is it worth sacrificing some visual appeal.
 
I did like the idea at first, but the gaps in the tray will take away from the prettiness.
I have been thinking about this solidly since you suggested it though.
But I just don't think it will be as pretty or as flexible, more a sort of fair compromise, a bit of both.
Which should work for me under most circumstances, but for this I have it in my mind to be 1 of the 2 options only.

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So I have been looking into this and I am seeing that the horse has some essential bits of tack missing.
I am now trying to work out if I can live with it, or if I need to greenstuff some extra harnesses on...
 
Johannes Pertwee owns the largest farm in Heiligsheld.

He has both crops and livestock.
It sits down river from the village proper.

The farmhouse used to belong to the Wechsler family, however several years ago on a particularly foreboding Geheimnisnacht’s eve the farmhouse
was attacked by some mutated ones who wore the skins of wolves.
As fate would have it, Johannes was staying with the family helping with the harvest in exchange for coin and lodging.

Johannes being a former soldier was lucky enough to survive the terrible ordeal.
Alas the 3 members of the Wechsler family were all killed in a terrible fire that consumed the barn in which they were hiding.

Johannes does not like to talk about that night much, he says he tried to flee and escape but the skinwalkers had damaged the cart and
he was unable to escape. He had no choice but to fight.

He lives there now with his wife and Uli the dwarf.

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Aye it’s a queer tale for sure.
Whens ol’ Pieter asked him ‘bout what ‘appened with the bodies of the wearwolves, ol’ Hanns jus’ shakes his ‘ead and says ‘e don’t wanna speaks ‘bout it.

I ‘ears though that if you gets him proper sloshed in’t pub, he claims the bodies of thems wolfskinwearers is buried up near t’ farm.
Weeeell we all knows they ain’t no graves up there ‘cept that of the Wechsler’s themselves, don’t make no sense dunnit.

I reckons he’s got bad things in his mind, from seeing what he seed.
Summat about ‘is eyes innit.
 
Hoping to play the first of my games in my Warm Ale and Mud project tomorrow:



The Blood Moon Boyz.

So named by Scrotter Brokenstaff from a prophecy which came to him after he fought a mighty demon, and only through cheating did the demon win and the demons blow broke his staff and knocked him out.
Whilst out cold, Scrotter (then Scrotter of the Mightystaff) had a vision, in which when Morrslieb runs red with blood, the warband will be invincible to all.
So thus did the warband become known.

However since his Mightystaff was snapped by the most deceitful and sly demon, old Scrotter has not been casting much in the way of spells of late, something which is getting on the nerves of Holbrog The Butcher the Warboss of the Blood Moon Boyz.


Holbrog has made it clear that “a shaman wot ain’t casting no magic is just a sham, an’ dat ain’t no use to me or da ladz, so you better figga out a way to start doin’ da hexin’ agin or you is gonna be havin’ words wiv my boyz Hak and Slash innit.”

So it is that Scrotter and four Blood Moon Boyz are making their way to the settlement of Heiligsheld, or more precisely the Toll Booth on the North Road.
Scrotter has heard that the humans keep a magic skull at the Toll Booth and he reckons that if he can get the skull and attach it to his staff then his days of mere dung fumbling will be over and he will once again be a mighty magician.

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