A model can make a MOVE Action (less than 2”) followed by another MOVE Action to disengage with an enemy. These reports are not going to have anywhere near the level of (unnecessary) detail contained in previous reports and will just be an outline of how the campaign is going and an assessment of how the, mostly, home-brewed rules are faring. I feel it makes sense to give an advantage to those on higher ground and goes some way to offset the danger of falling. It was a matter of debate as to which team had the better strategy but regardless of tactics it soon became apparent that the players were determined to give it their all in the pursuit of victory. The damage to their burrow was not extensive but the Chosen cannot let such an act of aggression go unchallenged.

Medium Birds are fairly average, but d8 Nimbleness and Flight makes them good at avoiding missile fire and redeploying across the tabletop. Fortunately there are no unpleasant incidents in the Chosen’s gambling den and the profits are good. The conditions are right for a night of lucrative grave robbing and two rogue warbands have their eyes on the burial site at Gibbet Hill.Due to previous battle injuries, Samuel Tunnelton can only hobble along to catch up with the rest of his warband. I look forward to reporting on this increasingly riveting contest, same time, same place, next year! Small Birds have low Fortitude and Presence; unless you want to rely solely on luck, don’t make one a wizard! In an attempt to protect Serena from an attack by Malcolm, the rat fired his blunderbuss but missed his target and instead hit his own teammate. I'd say the rules are simple at first glance, but once you get into the way skills, spells and equipment let you characters support each other, there's a lot to think about.

The otter’s armour, once again, proves difficult to penetrate and the exhausted dormouse has to give up the fight.I think people who enjoyed Mordheim but have exhausted that setting might really like this as an alternative. The higher ground modifier is useful in encouraging players to take advantage of the terrain that you’ve spent so long lovingly crafting! Plucky mice, mighty badgers, sinister foxes, wicked weasels - wielding a range of weapons, going on missions in a Mordhiem-esque campaign. The battle was frustratingly close to being won but in the end the attackers just sustained too many casualties to oust the defenders. Rufus is nimble enough to get free from his adversary without injury but unfortunately another hedge, blocking his path, slows him down and frustrates his efforts to make good his escape.