I thought I’d briefly step back and have a look at what I need to do to be able to play the next scenario in the various campaigns I’m currently running through. While I envy those with one project, that just crack on with what they need to do and probably get more games in, I admittedly quite like having so many options for wherever my creativity takes me, even if it does mean I’m averaging about one game of Rangers every eighteen months!
So, here’s the list:
Last days
Terrain - an entire city
- Finish painting tiny Greggs
- Make and paint tiny GW
- Make and paint two apartment blocks
- Build and paint the mdf apartments I got in the bundle
- Make more buildings I guess until I’ve got enough to make a dense enough board
- Make and paint a farmhouse
- Build and paint greenhouse I bought at Salute
- Finish painting barn
- Paint Bad Squiddo gardening scatter terrain
Which is why you’ll notice scenarios aren’t in the inner city yet, instead being whatever I can pull together at short notice, as unlike the other projects this one goes ahead every month regardless of how prepared I am!
Frostgrave
Perilous dark
- Paint some golems
- build and paint some vapour snakes
Or
Well of sorrow and dreams - narratively it makes sense that Tim, disappointed at how hard it sometimes is to get spells off, might stop off on the way to investigate a magical weapon shop to follow up on rumours of a magic we’ll that makes you super powerful. All I’d need to do to play this scenario is:
- build a well!
Rangers of Shadow Deep
Terrain:
- build and paint a river
- Build and paint a ford
- Build and paint a bridge
- Build and paint a camp (I’ve got some Renedra tents, so this shouldn’t be too big of a step, and it even comes with a little campfire!)
- Build and paint some more rocky terrain (as what I have so far isn’t sight blocking enough for the needs of the scenario)
Miniatures:
- paint a vulture
Not much then!
Silver Bayonet
- Finish and paint sapper conversion
- Convert and paint Doctor
- Decide on the rest of the unit - currently leaning towards a veteran, which will need painting.
- Finish painting the 2 werewolves that have been sat on my painting tile for quite a while now
Skaven
- Finish painting the 6 Clanrats on my painting tile, where I was hoping that doing smaller batches would let me power through more quickly
- Paint a Clanrat standard bearer
- Paint a tiny rat (as it turns out that the warlord model I’m using doesn’t rank up with a Clanrat behind him)
- Paint the other 20 odd Clanrats to finish the unit
- Finish painting the Chieftain
- Convert and paint a Battle Standard Bearer
- Paint Warp Lightning Cannon
Ronin of Shadow Deep
This is less ‘what I need for the next scenario’ and more ‘I haven’t really started this project’
- Finish painting my Ronin
- Finish painting the archer
- Convert and paint some Japanese zombies (I have some ideas for these…)
- Paint a ninja
- Decide on the rest of the warband, acquire those minis, and paint them!
- Acquire and paint some Japanese peasant/civilian miniatures
- Build and paint a set of Japanese village terrain. Not sure if I’ll scratch build or jazz up some mdf terrain…
There's a lot of scenery in here to keep you busy. As for the well my company does one that fits in Frostgrave well https://wargamesterrainworkshop.co.uk/product-category/resin-cast-scenery/frozen-city-scenics
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of stuff! Got to admit, I'm intrigued by the tiny Greggs.
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