Oh and then more Vampires showed up...

So since posting yesterday evening, I actually painted more stuff.  I knocked out the youngest and silliest vampire from the box (in my canon, he's the youngest brother - the most rash, violent, and hot-headed).  Also some ghosts I got in the post about four hours ago! (to be fair, those are cheating they're so damn easy).

 

 

And then the Vampires arrived...

I've been wanting to do an undead force of some sort since starting FSF.  While I have no less than three other friends doing undead...I don't play with them all the time, so I decided I'd do my 'take', which is going to consist of a squabling house of Tilean-esque Vampires.

 

While I haven't fleshed out names...the first of the family is the largest, dumbest of the four children.  He rides an old chariot drawn by dire wolves.

 

Also did my likely only Skeleton unit(s) - the ten bases making two small units or I can combine them into a single larger unit.

 

 

Wight King for the undead...

The second (or third?) unit for my small undead force, a Wight King.  He'll serve as a 'Monster' unit type hence the 40mm base.

 

 

Games!: Famine, Sword, & Fire (Scenario: Messengers)

In a continuation of our campaign, my buddy and I played a game of FSF this past weekend.  We selected the scenario 'Messengers' in which a weaker force holds the center of the table and must try to get two messengers off the far end of the table - despite an oncoming larger enemy force.

 

This scenario massively favours the attackers (me!), and we likely knew the conclusion in the first few turns when he couldn't get his units moving and decided to defend...which was nigh impossible.  We both had several units delayed a reinforcements and this really gummed up his plans.