Setup
Setup, from my corner
Setup, from Rory's side
Rory, measuring for a Nova Cannon shot after crippling my Hecate-class cruiser New Flesh in an earlier turn. Forunately the Slaughter-class Strength Through Joy is masked by an asteroid field
One ship down, the 'Objectifiers' try to hide behind a gas cloud
The Aurora (where my spy had been embedded) in hot pursuit
Having been crippled by a Nova Cannon hit earlier, the Daemonship New Flesh translates back to the Warp
Objectifier Three, having been abandoned by Obj Two (and with Obj One and Four blasted to atoms), turns to lash out at a squadron of Imperial Sword-class frigates (it doesn't end well)
So back on the horse. I have a few more Chaos ships on the way to round out my fleet; I also want to get some more paint on my Orks and Eldar who have been languishing in the graving docks (with just a coat of primer) since late summer/early fall.
Also, to those of you still checking this blog, thanks for your patience. One of my many New Year's resolutions is to be more consistent both in my painting and my posting. Whoever you readers are, I appreciate it!
That looked like a fun game. I haven't played any battle fleet Gothic in years, although I did get out my ork Rok fleet with plans to take it to the local club's gamesday next weekend.
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Thanks Colonel! BFG really is great, but since I think I've done my 'why did GW abandon it' rant somewhere else on the blog I'll skip it this time. Meanwhile, if you have some pics of your Rok fleet I would love to see them! I'd love to make a big Ork Hulk and a few Roks to add to my fleet; inspiration would be very helpful.
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