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Thanks for the battle report, Paul. Very nice looking table and figures. Do you use a modified version of the H+H rules for your Nap games?

Hi Paul,

That's great, thanks for the reply. I'll keep an eye out for the new rules becoming available. I've got a downloaded copy of the old version meantime.
Cheers,
K.

Hi guys,
I noticed that the H&H fantasy rules are currently being updated, but was just wondering when they might be ready. Will the revised rules be available to buy as a printed version? Thanks

Just wanted to add my own voice in support of the idea of a set of H&H rules for Ancients (some Kallistra Ancients minis would be nice too!). I'm a big fan of Commands & Colors: Ancients, and plan on using my Hexon terrain to convert it to miniatures play, but I really like the H&H fanta...

Fantastic looking army! Very inspirational!

Hi Norm,

Great post. Thanks for sharing. I especially like your marsh and field tiles. Has definitely inspired me to have a go. I need to start building up some hex terrain pieces to go with my Hexon boards, so this will be great reference

Thanks Paul. The Noch 50210 sounds well worth me trying. I'll add a bag of it to my next order and see what I think. Thanks for the tip!

That's great, thanks for the tip. I think that's what I'll do as well: black undercoat followed by white drybrush followed by inks and more drybrush. For the zombies I think I'll try the same, but use coloured inks and / or glazes to add a bit of muted colour and putrid flesh etc. For years I was th...

Aye, no problem Mark, I'll certainly post up the pics of mine as I get through them. I'm just trying to decide at the moment which unit to tackle first. Can I ask...did you use white or black for an undercoat for your undead? I'd normally use black for mine, but for the undead (or the skeletons at l...

Thanks Paul! It was hard to know just how much to balance the colour brightness vs subtlety, but I'm glad you think it's turned out well. I only wish I'd had the foresight to keep my basing a bit more consistent. Every unit ended up being done with a slightly different flock - just whatever was to h...