So, the news about the Silver Tower boxed game officially came out today and I couldn't be happier. I was just about to endeavour on creating a game that used floor tiles with AoS when the news hit a few weeks ago. What gets me so excited about the game aren't the wonderful models, the ability to add your own hero (more on that in next week's entry), or even playing the game with friends and loved ones as intended. The excitement comes from the ease of which one could make this into a solo-variant of Age of Sigmar.
Yes, I did just say "solo" and "Age of Sigmar" in one go. You see, dear reader, I don't get to game with others and I find it nice that there will be an easy option for a few tweaks that will allow me to use my painted soldiers in battle once more. (I do get to play games with my wife but we stay clear of wargaming, no matter how light it is.) Yes, I know that there are several different ways sans-Silver Tower that allow my armies to fight it out and I use them quite often but, to be honest, this game release is a great kick in the backside to get the ball rolling with grander plans.
And now I know what this blog is about.
In other news, I was unable to pick up my Flesh-eater Courts King What's-his-name's Court box today from the local game store an hour away so I can't comment as to its splendour but I can say that I'm still very excited about it!
Until next week, my droogies. Have a great rest of the weekend!
Welcome to another irregularly updated blog! In this blog, you'll find badly taken pictures of badly painted models, some pitiful attempts at conversions, and slow-to-read backstory for said models. If you're lucky, you may even trudge through old school tactics that don't apply anymore. Why should you even pay attention to this undertaking?
Because I'm trying.
Stay tuned for an update tomorrow.
