Siege of a castle near Nantes . Siège d'un château près de Nantes. |
C'est le frère Gildas qui nous narrera cette histoire... Brother Gildas will narrate us this story... |
Coureurs des bois, marauds et malandrins viendront grossir les rangs des troupes... Woodsmen, rascals and rogues will join the ranks of the troops ... |
Bonjour
à tous,
Partie
médiévale entre Benoit et moi...
L'occasion de présenter quelques unes de mes
nouveautés...
Hello
everyone,
Medieval
game between Benoit and me ...
The
opportunity to showcase some of my latest units...Après avoir dormi près de la rivière, mon armée se regroupe...il est temps d'en découdre! After sleeping near the river, my army is regrouping ... it's time for battle! |
3ème tour, les deux armées se toisent et s'invectivent, de loin... 3rd round, the two armies look et hemselves and inveigh by far ... |
...le voilà qui s'installe au centre, à l'abri de quelques granges. ... here he is settling in the center, protected from some barns. |
La bataille, au centre, se règle à coups de haches et hallebardes... pertes effroyables de chaque côté! The battle in the center is set with axes and halberds ... terrible losses on both sides! |
Haches et épées brandies, mes preux chevaliers s'élancent vers la victoire... Axes and swords brandished, my knights are rushing to victory ... |
Une heure plus tard…One hour later…
Fin du jour, fin de bataille...End of day, end of battle... |
Je reviendrai d'exil pour me venger...mais ceci est une autre
histoire!
I'll come back from exile to take my revenge...but that's another story! |
En attendant de revenir d'exil, je souhaite la bienvenue
aux nouveaux membres :
While waiting to return from exile, I welcome
new members:
Guardsman55, Hein, Julien l'hote.
Merci à tous d'avoir suivi cette petite histoire...
Thanks for reading, hope you enjoy...
Phil.
aux nouveaux membres :
While waiting to return from exile, I welcome
new members:
Guardsman55, Hein, Julien l'hote.
Merci à tous d'avoir suivi cette petite histoire...
Thanks for reading, hope you enjoy...
Phil.
Great post, very nice format with lovely looking figures and terrain.
RépondreSupprimerThank you so much!
Supprimervery nice
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoy, thanks a lot!
SupprimerSire Benoit will clearly become the lord of the manor, but what of Sire Philippe's exile?
RépondreSupprimerThere is always Outremer... maybe a Crusader lordship awaits?
Thank you again for another gripping tale of medieval adventure!
There may be a suite to the adventures of Sir Philip, who knows? Very kind of you, thanks!
SupprimerAwesome Battle Report! You are my hero!
RépondreSupprimerI'm blushing ...Thanks you so much Michal!
SupprimerWell done Phil.
RépondreSupprimerAlways impressed by the work you put into your posts mate.
That's very nice of you Paul, much appreciated!
SupprimerThanks for the AAR! Great looking battle with nice minis! Always great to see more scenic pieces like wagons and camps used in games too!
RépondreSupprimerThanks, love these non combat units too, this time from Baueda and Museum miniatures...
SupprimerFantastic report and photos Phil! Wonderful work the photos!
RépondreSupprimerThat's very kind of you Rodger, much appreciated!
Supprimerenjoyable report and those maps look great
RépondreSupprimerThank you, I am not totaly satisfied of the maps, counters are a little bit blurred...better next time!
SupprimerLove the little tents and the horses near the river and that little bridge too, Phil!
RépondreSupprimerBaueda's tents and camp, I like painting these little stuffs...thanks a lot!
SupprimerBrilliant as always! I envy your games, photography and computer skills.
RépondreSupprimerRobert
That's very kind of you Robert, I aprreciate, a lot! Many thanks...
SupprimerAlways look forward to your entertaining BatReps, Phil! Excellent story-telling and graphics, as always.
RépondreSupprimerSo happy you enjoy Jonathan, thanks for visiting!
SupprimerGreat game report. I like your toys, are marvelous!
RépondreSupprimerThank you Bart, it's always a pleasure...
SupprimerGreat post: fantastic visual-aids to take us through the battle. Also the battle map with the troop-cards that have a graphic representing the army's soldiers is super nice.
RépondreSupprimerThank you my friend...I'll do better next time I hope, troops are a little bit blurred on the maps, don't know why...
SupprimerGreat AAR. The maps are excellent, particularly like the dagger planted in the one.
RépondreSupprimerI like this dagger too...some nervousness on my part probably! Thanks Mark!
Supprimerencore super CR , trop fort la présentation et les figs sont superbes
RépondreSupprimerFaut avouer que le médiéval m'inspire en ce moment...merci beaucoup!
SupprimerMagnifique Phil,
RépondreSupprimeravec tes présentation on s'y croirait ;)
Très sympa de ta part, merci beaucoup JC...
SupprimerWhat a magnificent and creative way to do an AAR - I love your maps and the scrolls! Feels like I'm playing a modern version of the game "Defender of the Crown" :0) One of the best AAR I've seen!
RépondreSupprimerSo kind of you, "Defender of the Crown" is a reference that makes me very happy...I have spent so many hours on this fantastic game...In fact, the couple in shadow is from an image of this old game, I was so pleased to use it!
SupprimerMany thanks, much appreciated!
J'adore la présentation, particulièrement la carte dont je ne doute point l'authenticité d'époque ! Un grand bravo !
RépondreSupprimerManquerait plus que ça, de douter de l'authenticité de cette carte! Un grand merci à toi mon ami!
SupprimerAnother fantastic report Phil, just love all the computer graphics!
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoy the graphics, it's a bit long to create...Thanks for your kind words Ray!
SupprimerPhil, every AAR you've produced is a gem. Everything about it shines. LOVED it and look forward to many many more!
RépondreSupprimerToo nice of you my friend, too nice of you...Many thanks!
SupprimerGreat figures, photos and report Phil!
RépondreSupprimerThanks you so much!
SupprimerFantastically stunning images, catapults and a wagon bridge crossing
RépondreSupprimerIn particular, the top picture and maps (dagger).
Fine play.
Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words, they are much appreciated...
SupprimerFormidable Phil. Les cartes sont surtout bonnes. Les gens d'armes sont magnifique, mais moins effectif sur la champ de bataille, ne sont-ils pas?
RépondreSupprimerEn fait c'était une petit partie ce jour-là, c'est vrai avec très peu d'unités...Merci beaucoup James!
SupprimerWell it has all been said but...... Formidable! Magnifique! The figures are beautiful and the extra scenic touches even better but it is the presentation of the story that is, as we say in English, the pièce de résistance.
RépondreSupprimerHappy you like it, thanks for these kind words Ross!
SupprimerUn rapport très intéressant, comme toujours, mais de plus en plus attrayant. Salutations de l'extrême sud, Carlos
RépondreSupprimerMerci beaucoup Carlos! Salutations de France...
SupprimerWonderful scenario and figures. Inspiring as always, Phil. I always leave your posts with ideas to try and capitalize on myself. Warm regards, Dean
RépondreSupprimerThat's very kind of you Dean, much appreciated...
SupprimerIt's a lie ... miniatures never sleep. They sometimes come alive at night when we are asleep and hit us on the head for painting them so badly (not yours but mine). ^_^
RépondreSupprimerVery nice looking set of minis I must say.
Thank you so much, I'm going to awake some of them today...if they sleep...
SupprimerGreat stuff, your terrain collection i fantastic
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoy, thanks for your kind words!
SupprimerLe pueble est brasoné par tant bon talant. C'est esmerveilleux et esplendissant.
RépondreSupprimerMercit au diccionnerre Godefroy sour la toile d'iraigne.
Fort ravi que vous vous esbaudites mon ami, ma vindication envers lesieur Benoit suivra...en attendant, grand merci à vous...
SupprimerWow, very cool Phil! I really like all the details in the presentation like the scroll used for background on the map.
RépondreSupprimerMany thanks Jonas, glad you enjoy!
SupprimerBrother Gildas narrates a great story. Fantastic work Phil.
RépondreSupprimerWell, I hope Brother Gildas will narrate the revenge soon...meanwhile, thanks a lot for your nice comment....
SupprimerQuels efforts en matériel à ce temps là! Super mignons les petites vignettes avec les victuailles et tonneaux! Merci pour ce rapport splendid, de nouveau!!
RépondreSupprimerPeter
Merci beaucoup Peter, très sympa de ta part...
SupprimerMedieval in such a small scale and superbly painted! Fantastic!
RépondreSupprimerGlad you enjoy Michael, very kind of you...
SupprimerHello Phil,
RépondreSupprimergreat battle, and fantastic maps !!!
Regards
Simone
Thank you so much Simmy, glad you enjoy this one...
SupprimerFun article! Thanks for posting this Phil. :)
RépondreSupprimerAnd thanks for your kind words!
SupprimerBrother Gildas did a great job on the report! You must let him do this more often! Thanks for sharing!
RépondreSupprimerGreetings
Peter
Brother Gildas is very busy, but I will ask him...Many thanks!
Supprimer