Thanks tonz👍

Just finished this encounter tonight and found this pretty easy on normal mode, probably easiest yet. We killed off the shaman very quickly which neutered his heal ability in later cards. Saved 8 civilians. Never felt we were really under threat, but probably some mistakes as didn’t bother checking up in every query so as not to slow the game down. Still pretty fun but prefer the big bosses overall.

I love the contrast paints for doing colored armor.

They've turned out great! Really looking forward to getting to painting these models, they're some great looking sculpts

Yeah, after I saw them I hoped I could throw for other games, but unfortunately besides being all half giants, that's not possible 😔

Remember that it is base size that determines that in most games. You could use them in plenty of fantasy style skirmish games. Warcry and Frostgrave come to mind. D&D obviously. Plenty of big races there.

Warcry was the first what crossed my mind after i saw the tribe

I agree. Fit in nicely with the Dark Oath warband, but too big. But you could say in a hero that could probably be the right size.

Or you could go abstract and put a few of them on one larger base and treat it as something like the Myrmidon or a monster.

Looking forward to playing this encounter

My efforts for this chapter

Ah a tribe of tzeench, let's face it. Their pitty magic doesn't stand a ground against the brute force of my blood tribe and the gifts of his god.

They look super cool with its blue.

What a neat little exploration mini game

The enemies in this chapter have no flanks or rears, correct?

Well! I really enjoyed the exploration and narrative of this chapter, but the encounter fell flat, apart from a few reasons (the climbing trees and death from above card being a highlight). With my current equipment and their defense I was only averaging a damage an attack per Oathsworn turn, apart from a few lucky crits and the Witch's fireball which ended the encounter. It was a bit of a slogfest. Their mob attacks were nasty but I'd stacked a few Defense tokens so wasn't overly bad. My Cur was definitely under utilised with the enemies having no flanks or rears

They don't have flank or rear locations, but all characters have flank and rear arcs, so you may have played your Cur incorrectly (it's also possible I'm wrong hehe)

I wasn't sure as enemy board only said Core Will post in #984598547800412160

I have been playing it using the arcs and not locations and I'm 99% sure that is the correct way. Otherwise the Cur will be very useless for a lot of encounters hehe

yes

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The enemies always have flanks and rear. It's in the Rulebook. Same as you can hit a minion in the flank and rear. It is based on their facing direction.

The tribe is painted

with how much HP do you get into the encounter? do you lost civilians on lack of rations? with how many token did you start chapter4? we did it yesterday too. we had 7 civ token and 17 food. we dont eat both breaks and all sufferd 2 HP, also our ursus lost 1HP to an deepwood event. so we get into encounter with 3,4,4,4 on ursus,penitent,cur,ranger. we managed to get all 12 civs rescued but ursus and penitent get down. so i think dificulty came for us through loosing HP in storymode.

are this avi feathers on shaman? 🐦😱😱😱

who is the closest oathsworn for the berserk in front? ranger got LoS and is 2 sqaures but u have to move a lot to reach her, penitent is 3 sqaures. encounter card says berserk targets closest oathsworn 🤷🏻‍♂️

The Ranger, caus both are out of LOS. But he will move around the tree and other obstacles, stopping somewhere at the top of the picture

I think there's a possibility 😏 . The leader also wears a bear head

I also found something for the Packleader to hold in his free hand