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Hi all, might I interest you an a battlereport by me and my friend? It's a visual report, with maps for each turn as well as quality photos, supported with well written text. I´m afraid that with the way we layout our reports it's not possible to post them straight into the forums so you need check it out here: http://wargamereports.com/vefsida/battlereports/brpfantasy/brpfantasy1.html

Hope you enjoy it.

Nice! Very well done.

I'll have to read it

Dakka has an Article system where you can post articles and upload images, but I think
it wouldn't support the neat mouseover thingie you have going on for the various stages of
the game.

What do you use to edit the movement photos and how difficult is it to get the sky-eye
cam shot each round?

Enjoyed it hope to see more.

Hey, these are great. I enjoy the care and time that went in to them. It's also nice to read about some non-tournament styled game play. Gets the juices flowing for a friendly game or two...

I will certainly read any more that you post.

Thanks-

RZ

Great work.

Pics make all the difference in following a battle report.

Thanks for the time and effort you put in.

Hi all, thanx for positive replies to the reports, kind word makes us wanna do more reports for sure.

@malfred

I only take one "birds eye" shot of the table for each report, before the battle with nothing on the table but terrain. After that it's all about moving the unites around the canvas using a combination of Photoshop and Illustrator.

Ah, so you have the units taken as icons. For some reason I thought each
picture was a game shot. Nice!

Nice battle report, thanks for posting.

very nice battle report...
best ive seen in a long time

being both an o&g and lizardmen player, that almost inspired me to do my own battle report sometime...


almost.

good stuff

For the old ones! Sounds like a bloody one, thats for sure .

I like the scenario though .