In a bombed-out zone a couple of miles outside of the current frontline, The Legion had detected a strong energy reading in the otherwise silent zone.
A fireteam of Desteria Knights, escorting a pair of Retained Knights happens by the area in their patrol.
The two mortal enemies spot each other, and they get ready for combat.
The first two turns saw the Knights and the Legion moving ever closer..
The Pioneer leading the Brunts manage to make it to the generator, throwing himself into cover.
The weight of fire forces him to seek shelter further inside the high-rise.
The Legion wins!
A much needed win for the Legion, who had great luck with the dice, alot of fire came their way, but not a single out of action despite a massive effort on the Knights part.
More terrain is definetly needed, and it has been moved up on the priority ladder.
Too open a setup, and there is going to be a massive amount of guard fire between every move, so I'm thinking of adopting the infinity model of terrain, that is to say lots of it and then some more.
I have another AAR to share with you, I'll try getting it written up this week!
That's it for now, hope you've liked the write-up!
The table looks nice but yeah, those open spaces mean a ton of shock dice flying everywhere :)
ReplyDeleteMore terrain also means more possible approach routes and makes life easier on the melee types, though your Brunt seems to have done well enough :)
It's was a solo game ?
ReplyDelete@Ivan: Yeah, lots of shock going around, working on that particular issue though!
ReplyDelete@Raskal: Yes, I game more solo than not due to lack of local interest.