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Undead Sentinels (Lawmaster):

The undead sentinels shamble out of their icy tomb and toward the unsuspecting Frostborne bowmen.

One of the withered warriors takes a swing at the bowmen from behind.

But fails his use roll and misses, startling the lone bowmen nearly out of his wits.

Meanwhile another undead guy starts climbing the rickety ladder to the watchtower while the spearman approaches the startled bowman.

The undead hero and heavy halberdier keep moving forward, only having the move to reach the mouth of the cave.
Norse Warriors (Scratch):

Ivar and his warriors forge ahead, getting dangerously close to the stockade.

The horse archers ignore everyone else and take cover behind the fallen pine, readying their bows.

Frostborne bowman on the stockade walls unleash some response fire.

The incoming damage is severe, but a redshirt dives in to take Ivar's place!

Ivar skirts past the human pincushion and takes a deep breath while standing directly in front of the wagon.

Like the Dovahkiin himself, he yells at the wagon with a powerful “GIVE ME LOOT!” shout, hoping it knock it away.

The wagon doesn’t budge. Heroic feat failed by a roll of 1 to 2.



Norse longbowmen take aim and fire at one of the Draklon swordsmen. The damage is ridiculous.
Frostborne Villagers (Sir Sporktimus):

The three horse-tippers move back up behind their barricade.

They string their bows and take aim.

And kill another Draklon archer.

Two of the more lightly-armed villagers break away from cover and run toward the stockade.

Their sprint rolls give them both a few extra inches as they pass in front of the small woodcutter's hut.
Draklon Raiders (Silent-Sigfig)

Lucer points with the tip of his sword to where Haldor disappeared under the river, trying to call out the enemy hero’s position for his men to fire at. Haldor is nowhere to be found, and the Draklon lose interest. There's no way the hero survived the frigid temperatures of the river, even as a Frostbornian. Heroic feat failed.

Instead, the archers move and use their actions to pull the drowning macemen out. They manage to save them both with no trouble.


Draklon units move up across the river on both sides of the now useless bridge.

A Frostborne villager uses his response action when an enemy comes in range, he thrusts his spear forward and gores the Draklon spearman.

His victory however is short-lived as he is shot down by Draklon arrowfire, along with his buddy beside him(forgot to picture that bit).

Response fire from a Frostborne warrior fails to do anything.

The surviving Draklon champion takes an extended action to get up, finding himself in an awkward position.
Frostborne Warriors (Dienekes22):

Two warriors move behind the unsuspecting horse rangers.

They slash at the particularly unfavorable horsely parts, one of the warriors managing to wound a horse thanks to crit(guy closest to camera).

This duo of warriors abandons the barricades and start retreating toward the stockade, one of them still weilding his spear.

As he gets in range, he winds back-

-and just barely misses his target, the spear burying itself in the ground by a horse.

The icebreakers move toward the band of norsemen and ready themselves for some melee.

The bowmen at the stockade fire at Ivar, but he brushes the arrows aside like matchsticks.

Finally, Farcus and his underling rise groggily to their feet.

Seeing the easy target, they move toward the champion who is struggling to his feet. The champion finds himself in an even more awkward position between to enemy factions.

A bowman successfully shoves his attacker back two inches.

Petrified by his undead enemy, he winds up crit-failing his attack and drops his bow.

The bowmen on the tower turn around and fire at the undead sentinel, seeing it as a bigger threat for the moment.

Critical damage rolls quickly bring it down off the ladder and back to the afterlife.
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So there you have it, folks. All turn 5-goers, I'm accepting orders for your next turns.
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