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Cryx pirates are attempting to raid the shores of Khador. Tatiana is dispatched to stop the menace.

You can read all about it here: https://greylordarchives.blogspot.com/2024/05/kommander-tatiana-sikora-vs-pirate.html

Until next time

For the Motherland!

I have noticed that your tables are very much shooting ranges in the middle, as if it was still mk2
Don't put these houses, forests and other LOS blockers at the edges of the table where they don't do anything - they belong in the middle! Line of Sight in Warmachine should be earned, not given! It's not 40k.
With new movement rules the middle can be thick with terrain and still perfectly playable.

Thanks for wtiting these reports

In spite of my best efforts, I still haven't managed to put too much terrain on the table.

Yup, well said!

One of the huge pros of this edition is how it allows the armies to interact with a lot of terrain on the table for an interesting positional challenge.

Cyel wrote:
I have noticed that your tables are very much shooting ranges in the middle, as if it was still mk2
Don't put these houses, forests and other LOS blockers at the edges of the table where they don't do anything - they belong in the middle! Line of Sight in Warmachine should be earned, not given! It's not 40k.
With new movement rules the middle can be thick with terrain and still perfectly playable.

Thanks for wtiting these reports

Good point. Changing habits is difficult. I'll try to play around with more interesting placement of terrain.