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The charge of the northern armies slowed, the mammoth riders were halted, and the Southern forces gradually took back the crest of the hill. Even with the Northern super heavy catapults arriving on to the field, the writing was on the wall. The Northern forces called a retreat and fled the field.

The forces of a shadow reached the hilltop first, with the fast moving Scythian archers the first to arrive. The massive unit of gnoll Mammoth riders inspired fear and panic from the enemy as it rumbled straight up to the very top of the hill with the intention of crushing everything in its path.

The scouts from each of the massive armies recognized that the ideal terrain for the battle was a large hilltop near the Gallic village of Luetenbach. Both armies marched to the hill and then rushed the hilltop to try to take advantage of the heights.

The Battle of Lautenbach occurred in the Spring of 373 SF. A Southern army (consisting of Franks (Franks, Castillians, Aragonese, Andalusians) and Romans) marched across Frankland and across the Rhineland border into Gaul. Here, 70 miles west of Stuttgart, they were met by a Northern army (consisting of Alakavians, Scythians, Gauls, Slavs, Orcs, Gnolls (with mammoths), and Ogres. Each army numbered just over 130,000 troops! The objective for the forces of light was to liberate Gaul from the clutches of the Shadow in the North.

The party comes across a waypoint in a system of human enslavement by the gnolls.

The party travels through the lands of a grill tribe in the Tigerteeth mountains of Vulkith. They are in search of a fabled waterfall surrounded by ruins that just might be the location of the burial of a powerful Lich.

New terrain - green mountainous/hill sideboards options.

Some action shots of a recent session. Check out the link in our bio for some additional content.

The party enters the burial chamber of the Lich.

The party locates a burial tomb, suspected to be of a powerful Lich. As they enter the hall leading to the Lich’s burial chamber, their surroundings suddenly change and they seem to be transported to some type of planar nightmare, filled with undead.

Post session discussion.

The party takes sanctuary through an often-used spell called Deena’s Treehouse. The following day, the group is lured through an illusion to a set of ruins high in the mountains. A Lamia attacks when the party is unsuspecting. In the battle, a veteran party member by the name of Ruiwen Kuneth, the she-elf ranger/assassin/priestess, is slain.

The party searches the mountains of the moon in Central Ghana, in search of the tomb of an ancient Lich, one of the fabled Red Lords.

The party travels to the continent of Ghana. The group is seeking the rumoured locations of five ancient wizards who commenced the process of transforming themselves in ages past into dreaded Liches. These tombs of the ancient Red Wizards, as they are known, are said to exist, scattered across the continent of Ghana, awaiting a time when the empires of the continent will be strong enough that they will emerge from their Lich tombs and using their powers they will take control of the continental empires (Egypt, Abyssinia, Ashanti, Carthage, and Zulu) and turn them towards darkness and the forces of the Shadow.

The Battle of Minamoto Bridge - Civil War begins in Japan as the Otomo clan, backed by Edo and the Mori Shogunate invade a neighboring province ruled by the Sagara family.

Hot off the 3-D printing press, a huge bridge project from the The Frost kickstarter by Iain Lovecraft. This bridge is designed to span my table which is 6’ x 6’. It will look even more amazing when it is painted.

A few images from one of session a couple of weeks. Here the party turns into a murder of crows to watch over a group suspected of having ties to the Cult of Orcus.

3D printing has changed our collection. Having the ability to print terrain and minis has enhanced so many parts of our collection over the last few years. This technology has giving us the opportunity to print out objects and terrain for specific campaigns and to grow areas of the collection with incredible speed.

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