Showing posts with label Line of Battle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Line of Battle. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 May 2017

SB5 Monthly Update - 20/5/17



Its time for another update!


Warmaster Vampire Counts

Mike has been very busy painting a Warmaster Vampire counts army to fight against the other forces that we can muster - here are the Black Knights, Winged Nightmare and General that he's recently finished.





 
 Line of Battle

Ed has launched his own ruleset - Line of Battle. Line of Battle is an awesome set of rules that covers large scale wargaming over a wide variety of time periods that SB5 helped develop. You can find out more and download a copy here.


Warhammer 40,000 and Shadow War

I've been busy working through a backlog of 40k models and have recently finished my latest project -a 1st Company Task Force for my homemade Space Marine Chapter, the Blades of Fire



I've also completed 3 Kill Teams for Shadow War: Armageddon

Beta Two Zero - Deathwatch Scout Kill Team

Tiberius' Cadre - Inquisitorial Kill Team led by Lord Inquisitor Tiberius

51st Kerysian Veteran Kill Team
Warhammer Preston Grand Opening

My local Gdub store has recently moved and had their Grand Re-opening yesterday. It was an awesome day with gaming, cake and lots of Warhammer related prizes to be won - I, myself won this awesome piece of artwork



That's all for now - see you next month!

NFTR

Dan

Thursday, 6 April 2017

Line of Battle

They're always closer than you think.
Today I unveil a project I've been working on for several years: Line of Battle.  This is a universal set of wargaming rules for large scale line battles between 1600 and 1914, and I'll be putting them up for sale from today.  Read on for details about the game, as well as how to get a free copy for yourself!

What is Line of Battle?

It's a set of rules for historical wargames that we have developed over the last three years.  The concept was inspired by other big-battle rules, like Warmaster and Give Them The Cold Steel, and it has been developed from a set of house rules and amendments to become a completely unique rules system.  Almost every 2mm or 6mm game you have seen on this blog since 2015 has probably been one iteration or another of Line of Battle.