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My friend Brandon and I kinda fell into this narrative campaign while starting to take some battle reports. We have two battles under our belt, and there are many more to come. So far The battle has begun on an Imperial world where his Saim-Hann army had teamed up with my Lileath-Aean Exodites. After taking the first city, there was a dispute between the two clans that escalated into the two turning on each other. This is in the earliest of stages and looks to get pretty interesting.
For the full report CLICK HERE the pics look better when you click them on my blog, that's why I am linking it instead of posting here. The latest battle is titled "1500 pt rematch....." and the first battle is down the page a bit titled "1500 pt Saim-Hann vs. Lileath-Aean". Below are a few teaser pics from the battle. I would love any and all input, both positive and negative. I really want to get better at these because I enjoy doing battle reports. The reports on there are my first two, so they will improve.

Thanks for your time,

-The Man Behind the Mask-


Don't forget, the FULL CLICK HERE

Nice report. It's a little hard to keep track of what's what in a list like that, but it was interesting. The painting and modeling was top notch though. I really liked the look of both armies.

I do agree, it will get better. There will be more armies and I will get better at breaking the whole thing down. Glad you liked it though.

Great looking armies and photos, well done!

Beautiful. I liked checking out your site, too! I look forward to reading this campaign unfold (especially as I have my own nascent Eldar army).