Erstes Gnoblar Bild!

Und da wäre dann Bild Nummer 2


Hier bitte drücken...


Der Gnoblar in all seiner "Pracht"

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Und nicht zu vergessen, die Yetis, die angeblich auf ein Stück Holz hauchen/spucken und dieses dann auf die Gegner werfen...

innovativ...

Also es gibt kein besseres Forum, um sich anzumelden, wenn man des englischen zumindest rudimentär mächtig ist---tu es Dir an, glaub mir, es lohn sich :))

ach ja, wegen Ogre Kingdom....

The book is almost finished, and (unofficially) should be out at the end of this year or the start of next year.
Ogres are a big fan of clubs, as they tenderise the meat so you can eat the enemy.
There are going to be 3 Ogre regiment sets, and 1 Gnoblar set. There's your basic Ogres, generally armed with clubs. There's your armoured Ogres with two-handed clubs, who are generally the tribe Chieftains bodyguard/mates. Then there's the Leadbelchers.
The Leadbelchers are Ogres who have seen cannon at work, and like the way they sund. They have cannon strapped to their wrist, loaded with whatever they can (the one we saw had it loaded with weapons). They are meant to be devastating at short range, but take a turn to reload. Having said that, they can use the cannon as a club as well!
The Gnoblars are considered by the Ogres to be pets, and are a goblinoid race, smaller even than Night Goblins. There are two types of Gnoblar - those who think they can fight and those who carry stuff.
Gnoblar bearers come with the plastic Ogres, at a ration of 2 to a Ogre, similar to rippers with 'nids.
The Gnoblars who think they can fight will be getting a regiment set of their own, but will be a bit chaff.
Yetees are a cousin of the Ogres, who live in the mountains, and are essentially cold spirits. THey get branches and breathe on them to put wicked shards of ice on, then hit you with them. The weapons may count as enchanted, and the unit may have other cold-based rules. They will be metals.


na mach ich doch gern
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