battle Report: Summoning An'ggrath, he must be let loose on the world.

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**WisdomLS**

This is a battle report between the forces of chaos and a combination of Grey Knights and Eldar.

It was a special scenario involving two tables (one with a zone mortalis) that had various special rules that caused An'ggrath (a greater bloodthirster) to either be summoned onto the material plane or banished back into the warp.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyhUQAC9DJc

Let me know what you think.

**Mark kelly**

Dude you do no I post our batreps here right?

**Chaospling**

Well it looked like you had a good time and it seems many people sure liked this video. I can't make myself watch this though with all these unpainted models and shaking camera. Would you consider to write the battle report down? Only a few if any pictures would be needed I think.
Nice clear and non-monotone voice though!

**WisdomLS**

Yes I apologize for the unpainted models, my daemon army was fully painted before the new codex but now.....

I'm working on the chaos marines as I speak (type) though.

**tinfoil**

Fun stuff! I enjoyed the imaginative scenario and the linked-table dynamic. Great looking Zone Mortalis terrain as well. Thanks for posting this!

**mrwhoop**

I enjoyed watching this and the scenario you used. I do want to ask about the 'earthquakes' that were mentioned in the beginning. Were they not used or inconsequential? I don't remember hearing that rule being used.

**WisdomLS**

The table we used was from the zone mortalis rules and caused cave-ins, earthquakes and the like.

The cave-ins were very inconsequential killing about 3 dire avengers, usually they just scattered and missed and targets. The most useful effects (for the chaos side) were clouds of dust that gave -1 BS.

Overall not the most effective table.