Unless science has failed me, I’m not entirely sure how a shadow can be 3D, but Otherworld Miniatures certainly have given it their best go. The perfect troop for sneaking around the GtB play field, causing Darkness, staying hidden from view, creeping up behind everyone, shouting ‘Boo!’, and then noshing…
It’s our 25th GtB Miniature manual and was GW 25th Anniversary celebrations yesterday. So we may as well see how the 25th Anniversary limited edition Crimson Fist miniature could be used in a game of GtB; I was going to say all that in 25 words, but it just couldn’t be done…
A proper Samurai Demon – from the Okko Comics, with a kind 0f like a Smurf-meets-HellBoy look about him. Twice the height of standard 28mm miniatures, it’ll obviously give you an advantage over the smaller guys (Stompy-stompy). Of course it was designed with some other board game in mind, but…
As you may have noticed the blog’s been a bit empty of late. For reasons best known to themselves my ISP decide to make my phone line (and broadband) disappear into the ether. Technology is great when it works, but oh how you miss it when it’s gone. Anyway, as…
In my opinion this is easily one of the best looking miniatures out there, a real classic – it really looks much better when using it to play GtB – just look at the Gun! Mwahahaha! Wonderful proof of what the benefits are of choosing the right miniature when playing the game – somehow…
Mistress of time, space, and glass tubes with sand running through them, this beautiful miniature from Freebooter is best accompanied by powers that affect movement or the rolls of the dice. With her awesome hat, and that little clockwork thingy – you could even mount it on a separate base and use it as her Remote…
From Nice: the expansion: “Continuing with the now familiar – “No miniatures – no Problem!” shenanigans, the rules still allow you to have a cucumber and a croissant in a pitched battle to the death!”. Now it’s the turn of the Deadly Cucumber; Far more dangerous than a regular cucumber it is rumoured…
As you may have seen in the description of Nice: the Expansion – in a game of GtB you can have all manner of non-miniatures and still play the game – the exact quote is “Continuing with the now familiar – “No miniatures – no Problem!” shenanigans, the rules still…
Well the original list consisted of: Ketchup Bottle, Light Bulb, Rolling Pin, Spoon, Credit Card, Compact Disc, DVD Case, Marker Pen, Banana, 50p, and Sound Card. This has now changed slightly to: Ketchup Bottle, Compact Disc, DVD Case, AA Battery, Plug, Pen, Banana, 50p, Sound Card, Project Good Mug and Dinosaur’s Arse.…
It’s a Ninja Duck. Need I say more? Actually I probably should. How I’ve not mentioned these weird-ass miniatures before I don’t know – just to say that no other game would be more perfectly suited to using these than GtB. Also I should mention that Magister Militum – make a whole load…
