A long procrastinated battle report
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2013 10:42 pm
This battle report has been waiting for who knows how many months, taking place in the same Brikinville as my last battle report.
No reason to procrastinate any longer.
We start our battle with an overview of a peaceful day in Brikinville, a troubling social issue soon to be rectified.



The keeper of the bell-tower smells trouble on the horizon.

A Group of vikings dispel the mystical enchantment keeping them hidden as the time for battle comes near.

A group of treasure seekers enter the town from upstream.

From beneath the hill overlooking the town a vile lich rises with his most loyal servants.

The undead are quick to look for ways down, hungry for fresh lifeforce.

A set of vikings, including their warlord make haste to enter combat with the seekers.

The others head backwards to slow the advance of skeletons.

The seekers start off their stay by harassing the locals.

A villager decides to question the motives of the vikings.

No reason to procrastinate any longer.
We start our battle with an overview of a peaceful day in Brikinville, a troubling social issue soon to be rectified.



The keeper of the bell-tower smells trouble on the horizon.

A Group of vikings dispel the mystical enchantment keeping them hidden as the time for battle comes near.

A group of treasure seekers enter the town from upstream.

From beneath the hill overlooking the town a vile lich rises with his most loyal servants.

The undead are quick to look for ways down, hungry for fresh lifeforce.

A set of vikings, including their warlord make haste to enter combat with the seekers.

The others head backwards to slow the advance of skeletons.

The seekers start off their stay by harassing the locals.

A villager decides to question the motives of the vikings.






















































