Pootle here! I realised recently that I've only managed to play one game in 10th edition with my Necrons (though that was a cracker against WintersSEO's 13th). Before the edition disappears I fancied running them one last time and Kraken heroically stepped in to help me out.
Pootle here with a write-up of my last game of 10th edition. Stylus and I are playing out another game in the Jimulthuan Quadrant: this time an armoured column of Death Guard on their way to besiege the Ultramarines' HQ on Bagot Prime have been ambushed by the White Scars...
I ventured down to Swindon a couple of weeks ago, taking my new/old Rogue Trader-era Harlequins to face Winters and his Emperor's Children army, The Echoes of Ecstasy.
It's still Easter, so the games are running in full spate!
Continuing the Jimulthuan Campaign, I, Pootle, am determined to regain full control of my home planet of Bagot Prime. This time I'm up against the Necrons led by Jhnlk (it's me, hello!).
After a really fun game against Ultramarines (see batrep here), my last game of the last King in the North was against Alchemist Dave and his stunning T'au list.
Having lost my first game against Necrons (write-up here), my second game at this years (final) King in the North pitted my old lead Harlequins against George's beautiful Ultramarines!
Round one of the Campaign draws to a close as the Chaos Fleet descends upon the Imperial world of Alebus. Can I defend it? Hold my beerbus!
Kraken recently posted about starting up a new campaign and Stylus and I (Pootle) are kicking things off, harking back to 8th edition with my Ultramarines trying to kick the Death Guard off my home planet of Bagot Prime.
It's been a while since Kraken and I played a game of 40k but I, Pootle, had a spare evening and threw down the gauntlet...
It's been a while since we've published a 40k batrep on the blog, but Kraken and I (Pootle) are back to write up the story of a game we've just played: Nurgle Daemons taking on Orks.
I'm quite ring-rusty with Warhammer 40k at the moment - so what better way to ease back into it than a 4,000pt four-player battle in front of a camera?
