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The Dark Age's thrilled with their success from escaping Soluin find themselves upon a lush an unspoiled island and begin to tally up their numbers and composition of forces. After a quick check of the forces they unite under the banner of King Tymen and his families sacred animal Lionhawk.


King Tymen has taken control from Matharon and hoisted the banner of his family above the new kingdom.


Matharon with his horse Malrok. Still wielding his shadow blade he has established himself as the head of the Lionhawk's knighthood.


Two wizards serving King Tymen one has been granted the service's of a dragon in order to rain down death upon his foes. The other rides with the Lionhawk knighthood to provide magical support.


Lionhawk knighthood in their full glory. Thirteen men strong without support they are equipped with large shields, lances and swords to deal with a variety of threats.


Lionhawk scout cavalry equipped with crossbow's. The leader carries a crossbow with silver tipped arrows for werebeasts.


Lionhawk royal guard with halberds and large shields they make up for their small numbers with an unbreakable loyalty to their king.


Milita equipped with a varied array of weapons. They are better trained then conscripts and less prone to running away.


Conscripts(Cannon Fodder) A small peasant force prone to fleeing when things turn bad for them.


A very small force of conscripts equipped with bows to provide ranged support.


Yarr you scurvy dogs, get youselves in line and make sure your cutlass's be polished and pistols clean.


Pirates equipped with muskets to pepper foes from a distance and give them ample time to drink all the rum.


Hairy monsters that live in tree's


Dark Rites and forbidden rituals the Mystics take care of them all and predict the future from the bodies of the fallen.


A young necromancer and her small force of skeletons and a ghost ninja.


Baron Brickmandi and his two assistants channeling the dark powers of the brickverse.


Pharoh Ramses searching for his lost slab.


Centaurs of the Great Plains.


Barbarians wielding the mast's of small ships like swords. They've recently made friends with a crazy scientist who brews up unpredictable potions for the barbarians to drink.


Earth elementals summoned to perform heavy labor and assault foes from beneath the earth.


A large lizard with a howdah on its back. Carrying several soldiers with crossbow's and a man who speaks to the lizard to command it.(Guy with the bow)


Massive unfinished serpent.

Are all of these guys in one faction?

Yeah since I don't quite have enough to make more then one force out of the guys.

vebulus wrote:Yeah since I don't quite have enough to make more then one force out of the guys.

You could probably swing one "good" faction and one "bad" faction at of these guys.

Pirates and monsters on one side and the knights and soldiers on the other side then?

vebulus wrote:Pirates and monsters on one side and the knights and soldiers on the other side then?

You don't have to do something because someone suggests it, but if you were going to separate, I'd say that'd probably be the way to split them. It's a cool original force as is though.

Bluefog wrote:

vebulus wrote:You don't have to do something because someone suggests it, but if you were going to separate, I'd say that'd probably be the way to split them. It's a cool original force as is though.

Yup, you are the king of your own toys!

Size of faction matters not! I have a faction of 100+ figs and I have some factions of 5. If you love them all together in one, that's great! If you are grouping them just because you want something big, again you choice, but you don't have to!

True, true the main reason the split sounded good however is to have someone for the force to fight again.

I see <a href='http://tinyurl.com/y42zurt'>alot</a> of classic sets grouped together here, which is great! The knighthood is particularly awesome.

I Loved the 1990s sets.