The most likely use for these two gnarled individuals will be in games of INQ28 / Inquisimunda, where they will no doubt be associates of Inquisitor Daubenton...
More recently, I was made aware of a relatively new game called Frostgrave. It's a small scale skirmish game where your force is led by a wizard and his/her apprentice. That's the respective roles these chaps will play for Frostgrave if I ever get round to playing it. The hardback rulebook itself is really nice and is available for around a tenner from places such as Amazon, but the full price is only something like £15, so I'd recommend supporting an actual games store if you fancy it. The ruleset is really simple and dynamic. The other great thing about this game is that you can use suitable models from any range, and that all people in your warband set out with the same stats. You just recruit others that you feel would be suitable and pay for extra equipment from your store of gold. One Stevie Boxall of Corehammer fame has promised me an intro game at some point in a few weeks, so expect a bit of a warband to appear at some point.
Those are some great looking figures. I'd love to see more beastman gangs in Inq.
ReplyDeleteThat's a perfect excuse for you to make one! I love to see what people do with the true children of chaos
DeleteAnother person getting into Frostgrave - I really need to check this game out.
ReplyDeleteThe 1st Beastman looks really cool. The pose if fantastic and your colour palette is delightfully drab.
It seems like a really good system. I really like that everybody starts off the same. The fact that there's minimal background also gives people a blank canvas, which is pretty liberating!
DeleteWell your post was the straw that... blah blah blah. I bought the Kindle version of the rules and will check them out tonight. :)
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