Welcome weary traveller. Take a rest by the fire and read of the this tale of blood and vengeance. The following is a Warhammer Fantasy narrative campaign based around Games Workshop's Blood in the Badlands campaign ruleset, telling the yarn of four armies (and their players) and how they sought glory and battle in The Badlands...
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Ulric the Black rallies his forces and returns to battle. Battle 2
Ulric refused to let the raving flagellants join his army this time. Their leader was a familiar figure to those who had fought the week before: the chaplain of the Knight's Teutonia, who had been flogged to within an inch of Morr's embrace, and had gone quite mad.
Ulric had summoned all his swordsmen, and they formed up in two columns with fresh knights on the right wing, again facing off against the lizard cav. The battle started badly as their only canon blew up without firing a shot.
They had brought their toad this time, a vast bloated thing that looked out on them with lidless eyes. 'A Jabba!' Hovman Daark said. 'Look - a Jabbatoad! This bodes ill, I fear. They are said to control the winds of magic.'
So it proved. Hovman struggled with the winds - but could do little with them.
'Faith in Sigmar!' Ulric shouted to the men around, and so it proved. Faith protected them and Ulric's greatswords flanked the toad-guard and began to chop ruthlessly into them, while Ulric battled in mortal combat with the enemy's general: a little blue lizard with yellow cat eyes - that hissed in pain as Ulric smote it.
'They're blood is red!' he shouted, and the greatswords cut down the guard around the quivering bloated thing at their centre.
There was a long and bloody battle, but fate did not favour Ulric again. At last the swordsmen broke before the onslaught of the lizards, and only the mortar crew stood unharmed. Fitting, as they had failed to harm the enemy also.
Loss.
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Sounds like a toughy. I myself am wondering how the toad can be killed.
ReplyDeleteA canon, I think. And the greatswords were close to winkling him out, and getting him into hth
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