Mordheim

The Summer rush is starting to wind down a little bit. We just got our first two inches of snow and, I can’t wait to get back into Mordheim again.

I just placed another broken electronic item on my Mordheim Desk to be dissected. I now have a pretty large amount of left over electronic pieces but nothing to do with them. I am a big fan of steam-punk, but have as of yet failed to create anything of merit.

Placing the broken roam phone on my Mordheim desk got me thinking about it again. Then it hit me:

Use the Mordheim Undead Warband rules to field an engineer with his army of crappy electronic zombies. They aren’t undead, they are steampunk fighting machines powered by wyrdstone (think medieval robot wars). I haven’t been able to come up with a good name for them yet, but here’s what I have so far:

Terminator (Vampire)
Engineer/Crazy Scientist (Necromancer)
Part collectors (Dregs)
Electronic (crappy) robots (zombies)… I need a good name for these…
Digital Golumns (Ghouls)
Dogs (Dire Wolves)

Feel free to recommend better names. Maybe the Dire Wolves could be “Swords on wheels” lol.

lol,
Ashton Sanders

Since my last post about adding bases to buildings, I’ve done a lot of thinking about it. I’ve compiled more points, and put them below:

Good Things About Using a Base on Your Buildings and Terrain:

1. Stability: With a base, you don’t even have to worry about the stability of your large building. Just glue it down.
2. Debris and Junk: Read the Rest of the Post >
   

Although I have never played with or even seen a wood elf warband in Mordheim, I have heard of them.

After a pretty long absence, Tom returned to “Tom’s Boring Mordheim Blog” with some great wood elf models. I can not express how much I love the color scheme he chose. The elves usually “have to be forest green,” but these elves aren’t, and yet they camouflage so well. He also did an amazing job on his bases. Here’s the link to view his Wood Elf Models.

-Ashton Sanders