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I’ve been working on finishing my 28mm Sea Peoples army, and I’ve finished quite a lot in this past week.

Here are some shots of my armoured warriors that I’ll be using as Elite Warriors in On Bloody Ground - The New Kingdom.

They’re mean and here to stay, plus they’ve already started killing some New Kingdom Egyptians!

Nice. How did you base? They look like one big multi-base. Is that accurate?

 Easy E wrote:
Nice. How did you base? They look like one big multi-base. Is that accurate?

Thanks Easy!

They're actually individually based, with a few multi bases in the unit themselves.

All I did was chuck on some of our basing material around the edges and in-between the bases to get a scenic shot

I'm back again with another update for my Sea Peoples - The General!

In On Bloody Ground:

The General is the most important commander in your force. Being the only one than can intercept orders and change, or resist a change, in the initiative, each command point your general has is invaluable!

Some generals can be mounted, have different arms and amour, or even have different special rules. My commander hasn't fully proven himself in battle yet, so I wont be giving him any character special rules, but I am going to be giving him 4 command points and an upgrade to his superior armour so I can potentially feel safer putting him into a unit if I need to increase their leadership or add in an extra attack (I'm sure he'll miss every time though!).

The General is free to move where he likes on the table, unlike cheaper, but attached commanders that I'm planning on putting into my normal units of Sea People Warriors. That means I'll be looking to put him exactly where I need him as the battle unfolds, or I may even deploy him into the Elite Warriors that I painted up a few weeks ago