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Post by vladdswrath on May 7, 2007 13:34:31 GMT -5
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Post by warlord1985 on May 8, 2007 9:27:53 GMT -5
Can anyone tell me what it says, Websense is the suckitude.
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Post by tjpandv on May 9, 2007 4:31:58 GMT -5
Can anyone tell me what it says, Websense is the suckitude. Here's the text lifted from the BattleLore site: The Goblin Band
As any Goblin chief will tell you, nothing works better to rally a few fellow tribal units than the beat of a drum on the battlefield.
Goblin musicians can be fielded in one of two ways:
As a complete Goblin band, made of a Goblin band leader and three drummers, the band gives a widespread Support presence (half of the support that is required for a unit to be fully supported, hence Bold) to all friendly units within the same Section of the board.
But as individual drummers, embedded in existing Goblinoid troops on foot, each drummer makes the troop he joined Bold. Real character to the figures and these sort of releases will just make the game even better. The figures are more Jethro Tull than Motley Crue... |
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Post by warlord1985 on May 9, 2007 10:18:23 GMT -5
Nice, things to make Goblins bold is always good. They scare WAAAAY to easily most of the time and you lose half your troops to being girl thingy's. This might equal out the dwarven bullsh*t line.
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Post by tjpandv on Jun 14, 2007 10:13:37 GMT -5
I'll raise your Gobbo Drum kit with the Dwarven Bagpipes...
Whereas the thuds and thumps of a Goblin bass drum reverberating over the battlefield warm the heart and spirit of fellow friendly units, the Dwarves’ instrument quite literally does nothing but sow fear in their enemies’ ranks.
I can vouch for that. To some (mainly the Jocks) the bagpipes are a powerful and rousing instrument that invoke the era of the Clans and the murky stillness of the great Glens. To nearly everyone else on the planet, they jsut make a bloody racket and need to be silenced. I've lost track of the pleasant evenings I've enjoyed at dinner nights and the like, only to have my enjoyment spoilt by some bloke in a kilt squeezing what appears to be a dead cat with a tartan rug over it.
Never mind, back on track...
I've just taken delivery of Call to Arms and TIDE OF IRON - yum yum. The wrapper's coming off that in about 4 hours time.
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