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Post by Atreju on Mar 31, 2015 8:23:11 GMT
For some missions special terrain is needed. Mostly you can just use a confrontation card to symbolize it, but I wanted to build it. Here are some objectives for missions in Dogs of War. Fire!Every side has to protect one hut while trying to set the enemie's hut on fire. If there is a fire, they have to get water from the fountain. Treasure hunter, Familiar hunt and CaptivityFor the first mission, one of the group has to enter a ruin to get a treasure marker. Needless to say that the others want it, too... The second mission is about hunting Familiars. Get them, knock them on the head and put them in cages. The third mission starts with the captain hold captive in the enemie's deployment zone, and he has to get free. Circle of the DamnedThis mission is from Cry Havoc 9 and prbably one of the longest missions I know. It can go on and on and on... Robbers and Stupid NagsThe left is the robber's camp from where they flee, the right is a cart with goods and a bolted horse, well, Brontops in my case. The groups have to stop the cart and carry away the goods. RaidThese are the merchant's tents from the mission in the Dogs of War book. Other stuffA little watchtower with a well. A fort. Two huts.
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Post by mananarepublic on Mar 31, 2015 20:40:49 GMT
These are all awesome! Now get some paint on these bad boys! /M
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Post by agelmar on Apr 1, 2015 3:16:33 GMT
Those are great. I need to get my terrain done for Dogs of War.
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Post by dienikes on Apr 2, 2015 2:28:46 GMT
Very nice looking stuff!
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Saynt
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Post by Saynt on May 19, 2015 11:34:27 GMT
Nice! I like the look of the brick in the watchtower, there's something about that rough-hewn uneven masonry that says confrontation to me!
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Post by angora on May 20, 2015 19:40:40 GMT
So cool. They absolutely rock!
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Post by Atreju on Jun 3, 2015 5:36:03 GMT
Thank you guys, I've put some paint on it (= primed it), so about the next month they should be finished. Nice! I like the look of the brick in the watchtower, there's something about that rough-hewn uneven masonry that says confrontation to me! Yeah, that's a great excuse for sloppy work. Just kidding, it's the same for me. Some uneven stones or oddly shaped houses really do have this confrontation feeling.
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