It's only a matter of style

Today was the second and final day at rotomagus tournament. The morning game I had to figth my good friend Quentx. The game objective was to control some loot counters, while defending one in your starting area which is worth 2 points to your opponent and nothing for you. As usual, despite their low speed, dwarves are really tough to fight as they have very good nerve and/or armor. Routing any unit require a huge investment and require you to commit many resources. I started the game by loosing my favorite bait - the assassin. This allowed to get a double charge on Sveri Egilax, the berserker living legend. The game was long and hard, but I managed to win turn 6 despite having lost more points than my opponent. The attrition was in favor of Kentx, and I scored a 14-6. At this point I had to play another dwarf player which was also undefeated until now. We had to play a scenario with 7 obectives, 1 worth 3 points, 2 worth 2 points, and tje remining 4 worth 1 point. This second dwar

Today I attended at the first day of the Rotomagus tournament in Rouen. The first round I played a Varangur army. The scenario (control?) split the battlefield in six parts and challenge you to control more than your opponent at the end of the last turn. The game was hard and I only won on the very last dice roll of the game were my opponent failed to rout my horde with a Skald. He rolled the 2 dice and got 5... where a 6 would have been enough to win. The second game I played a brotherhood player. Rat of the match was my assassin which hold the line against a charge of flying monstrous cavalry on a snake eye moral test and stayed alive to the end of the battle. I outplayed my opponent during deployement. This allowed me to take a good advantage. The scenario required to have more unit in the opponent area at tje end of tje game than he has in yours. With only 1 flying monster alive at the end of the game, my opponent had a hard time. The game was so one sided at the start that I

The Rotomagus 2018 tournament take place tomorow at Rouen. While preparing my army I realized I had more task waiting to be completed than expected... 5 hours later I : Got one more vermintide regiment ready to be played Rebased on a square magnetic base the demonspawn I painted a few time ago. Finished my hackpaw regiment with more than 3 colours Due to home network trouble, I wasn't able to print my list to provide a copy to my opponents. I will have to write it by hand in train tomorow.

Today I finished my blight regiment and mostly painted the first half of the cavalry base.

Yesterday I started to paint the bases I previously had primed ( and omited to update here ). I'm now planning to paint the cavalry base today and tomorow. This would let me another day to glue the miniatures and get ready before the tournament.

I glued the rocks on the bases. Next step - today probably - will be to seal them with a last layer of PVA and start the paintjob.

Yesterday I printed the last part of the cavalry base. I also glued the axe to the orher base. I now have to paint them and add miniature on their top to be ready for the tournament.

I printed the third part of the cavalry regiment multibase. The next week I'll have to print the last one and start the smoothing and painting job.

Due to national railway strike in France it was hard to get hobby time. Still I had enough time yesterday to glue the 2 cavalry troop multibase parts. The second one having slightly warped during the printing process, I had to use some greenstuff to get a flat bottom suitable to later glue a magnet sheet under it.

Today I let the 3D printer work for me again! I'll have to glue the 2 parts tomorrow.