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Ultramarines Herald and Campaign Update
Just a short post today. I completed an Ultramarines Herald I snagged on Marketplace awhile back. Lovely miniature, absolutely oozes character like most of the Horus Heresy character range.
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ProHammer Solo Campaign - The Iron Thorn Crusade 2
Time for another ProHammer solo campaign game! If you missed the first one catch it here This time the Word Bearers will be attempting a Breakout scenario using the Slip-By mission from the ProHammer mission pack. I had a lot of fun doing this as a narrative write up and am enjoying the evolving story - I hope you are as well! In case it wasn’t clear last time - narrative bits are in italics with my commentary on the mechanics/game/random interjections in plaintext. This scenario is all about the attacker (Chaos) trying to exit half their units from the Ultramarines side of the table to bypass a strongpoint.
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Quick Admin Update
A really quick admin update touching on a few things.
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ProHammer Solo Campaign - The Iron Thorn Crusade
I had a free evening and decided to take ProHammer for a solo spin. I’ve talked about it before on the blog - this project is an effort to create a single unified “middlehammer” ruleset, pulling heavily from 4th edition Warhammer and allowing armies from any 3rd-7th edition codex. There is a WEALTH of goodness in this range and is peak 40k for me (I started playing around the time the “3.5” edition codicies began releasing, I still have my Space Marines 3.0 codex and its Blood Angels supplement from when I was a pre-pubescent nerd utterly captivated by the setting). I recently made some extra terrain for my home setup going and thought I’d take the rules for a spin and play a little narrative that may turn into a whole campaign for when I want to play Warhammer but dont have anybody free to play with.
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New Edition Of Heresy and Other Musings
So with the announcement of the Saturnine box set GW have confirmed a new edition of Horus Heresy is coming. I loved HH 2.0 (for awhile before Old World released it was my go-to favorite system). I loved the crunchy mechanics, the blast templates, the vehicle facings, the huge degree of character personalization and the lore and flavor of all the armies. Was it perfect? Heck no - the game obviously had balance problems (cough dreds cough) but as long as you played “in the spirit of your opponent” it was great fun. I’ve got posts on here reminiscing about the best games of heresy played this last edition.
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