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3000 point D-Day scenario. Back when I played Emperors Children. It was me a Guard and Dark Eldar player with our super heavy the Baneblade vs Space Wolves, tau and orks with a Stompa.
Brutal fething fight. My land raider was thrown by the stompa into a unit of guardsmen squashing them, then it wrecked a defiler.
I've sold so many armies. :(
Aeldari 3kpts Slaves to Darkness.3k Word Bearers 2500k Daemons of Chaos
At our. game store, the last saturday of every month is Apocalypse day. We played one time with two teams four people to a team playing 2000 points per person, there were 'nids, demons, space marines, orks...madness.
M: "You are the universe, alpha and omega, the beast with a thousand young, do what thou whilt shall be the whole of the law. NOW GO FORTH AND MUTILATE!!"
"Samus. That's the only name you'll hear. Samus. It means the end and the Death. Samus. I am Samus. Samus is all around you. Samus is the man beside you. Samus will gnaw upon your bones. Look out! Samus is here."
the game was decided when I flank marched a squad of 3 baneblades into the rear of the enemy. the opening volley was destructive, but the REAL damage happened when he charged them with zerkers / daemon princes, and 2 of the 3 went nuclear in the middle of army. The remnants were gunned down by my mechanized imperial guard companies (I had a full tank company, and a full mechanized company in chimeras)
other highlights of the game are when he fired off a turn 1 blind barrage to block my advance, and to hold the line, I had 20 grey knight terminators charge through the smoke, and engage his front line of troops, to hold them back for my guardsmen to reposition to repel their advance.
After the orbital strikes, Thunderhawk bombardments, Whirlwinds, Vindicators, fusion and starfire and finally Battle Brothers with flamers had finished cleansing the world of all the enemies of Man, we built a monastery in the center of the largest, most radioactive impact crater. We named the planet "Tranquility", for it was very quiet now.
Biggest game I've played was on a trip to Warhammer World which was organised by the guy who ran the store. We were on the large table with the fortress built into it. I have honestly never seen as many Super Heavies in one game before. It was simple 3 Objectives, being the wrecked Reaver, and each of the two gates.
Our side after deployment. The blue Warhound to the left is mine!
No-one is getting to that gate anytime soon!
Titan standoff!
We scored a solid victory: nothing got close enough to the gates, and my squad of Kasrkin held the Reaver wreckage completly unnoticed!
I think the biggest one I was in was an Imperial vs. Tyranid battle held at Miniature Market a couple months back.
I recall that the Nids were ournumbered by about 5,000 points, and there was around 110,000 points on the table, all told.
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We're about to do a 4 player, 2000 pt apiece army game in a couple of weeks (I'm fervently trying to finish off the last couple of squad for my CSM as we speak). It'll be Black Templar + CSM vs Nids and Orks. Should be a heck of a time.
Of course, I'm trying my damndest to set up an 8x8 ft table for it but between finishing my squads and having to build the terrain, it's gonna be close.
I'm not like them, but I can pretend.
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15000pts.
Was a bit meh. There was a TFG on the other team. Its well documented that we hate each other (but are civil, this is britain..)
Ended up in a rules argument that halted the game and stopped it going past thier turn 2.
They won on objectives as we only had 1 turn and "lost track of time"
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This was... ace, in the vid, at the start I'm the guy with the bandanna on at the bottom, I think I'm wearing a yellow shirt but we had a hellova lot of fun!
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Years ago, back in 3rd edition (or maybe the very start of 4th), we played a "mega battle" that had over 90,000 points per side. Each "table" was actually four 4' x 8' tables pushed together, and had two teams of 5000 points plus one super heavy per 2500 points. In other words, each table had 20,000 points plus up to eight super heavies.
The gaps between tables were said to not exist, and one couple travel/shoot across gaps.
People really got to use a Basilisks' entire range....
400,000 points per side. Basically it took the entire week end. Of course i made 12k points. and one player Had the largest army i've ever seen 100k points. :O
I don't know if that sad or awesome.
From whom are unforgiven we bring the mercy of war.
My friends and I did a 10K per side Apoc game a few weeks ago. My partner had to leave round the top of turn two and I was feeling rough, so we folded it at that point. No pictures for pretty much the same reason. Our big mistake with the game lay in the prep and that we were doing 20K of models on a 4x8 table with only a Pulsa Rokkit in terms of super heavies. There are few things that eat space like a 10K Waaagh.
If you're doing a game of that size, you really can't mess with lists the day of and I really should have proxied a couple of Stompas or something to eat the points up. There's just no way 10000 points of Orks isn't a frightening amount of models.
- Deathskullz - 6000 points
- Order of the Sacred Rose - 2000 points
there was a 16 person (or close to it) apocalypse battle that I played in. It was mildly hilarious, I was orks, sitting next to IG, he kept asking if it was the shooting phase yet, and I kept asking if it was the assault phase yet.
I was also on the side of the table where there just wasn't much stuff.
Arctik_Firangi wrote:Spelling? Well excuse me, I thought we were discussing the rules as written.
Don't worry, I'm a certified speed freek Know who else are speed freeks? and
Well I'm off to work at 9, but when I finsh at 10.30 am going straight to my flgs to take part in a 12k a side apoc game. I'm resposible for half of my team so for once I get to use nearly all my stuff.
Back in 2001 for WHFB- 25,000 points per side WHFB- My Bretonnians vs another player's O&G. Hee had 100 squig hoppers running down flank, back when you had to roll for mvt of each hopper.
2000 in UK at the Central London wargames club we played all day on a ballroom floor- 20 or so players.
One guy turned up with the entire DA chapter (it was a couple months after the LR released and he had bought 27 on the day they were released) He drove the LR's on as a tank wedge, then deep striked 20, 5 man terminator units, and the command groups all over the table.
The rest of the chapter was already on table.
No ideas about points.
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I played 3k IG supporting 4 warhound titans and 2 reaver titans, all old skool. Dont remember how much that was points wise. We faced even points space wolves.
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I have organized some very large battles in the past. I think the largest was about 20 - 25 players and a total of about 98,000 points on the tables. We completely filled up our local store and had bridges built to link tables together. All of this was pre-Apocalypse rules. We used timed phases to keep things moving and completed 6 turns in about 12 - 13 hours.
My list was 8,000 points of Tyranids including titans.
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