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The armies -
DKOK: 3 Thudd Guns, 2 Earthshaker Carriages and men.
Nids: 3 Sporefields, 3 Sporocysts, Meiotic Spores and Old One Eye.

For the first 4 turns, DKOK held their deployment zone against wave after wave of Spores and clouds of spores dropping from the sky to land among their lines. Artillery focussed on thinning the horde and then primaried Old One Eye when he approached the DKOK lines. With the tide thinning, the DKOK attempted to push out turn 5+6 and then the game ended.

Casualties -
DKOK: 6 men (24 points)
Nids: 74 mines, 43 mucolids, 5 mieotic spores, Old One Eye (1,310 points)

Game ended in a draw with 5 VP's a side -
DKOK (First Blood, Slay the Warlord, 3 Captured Objectives)
Nids (5 Captured Objectives)

The two non-blurry photos I took -
http://i.imgur.com/iRBuN5R.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Ew3HmRF.jpg

Christ that's a lot of spore mines. Were they scoring in this game, by any chance?

Must of been a funny game, good idea.

Next time though... detail and pictures would make it even better.

Sporemines can't capture objective - how did the Nid player do it? Rippers?

Sporocysts capture objectives. They can't move but they get infiltrated at the start onto objectives.