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IT'S ALL GOOD!
Well their actual names are Bak & Dacke, and are a perfect example of a Good: the Partnership if you’re using the expansion rules, but then again you could use them as a split/combine team. Regardless of how they are used, these wonderful little minis almost guarantee you to creep up to…
It’s the final round of the Good: the Battle got nominated in the first round by some strange soul (not one of us!), and managed to come 20th – which we’re quite proud of, considering the other games we were up against. So we’re not in the final round, but…
No other miniature could clearly convey the premise of a Part-time Fireman, part-time Underwear model. Whilst it wouldn’t be the usual method most would choose to wander the battlefield hunting down opponents, it certainly is an effective one for dishing out Bad damage to foes; especially with the use of some of the less-sane powers Good:…
This is a model which I break out every occasion I can. For a while that was not very often but Good of course allows any model to be used and this now gives him plenty of table time. Samael is from a game I have not played nearly as…
May as well start with one my favourite miniatures ever (mainly due to the huge sword and the way he’s holding it!). Actually from the light faction starter box in Anima: Tactics – but they never gave him any powers other than ‘hit-stuff’, so we’ve ‘Gooded him up’… Close Combat…
Well seeing as Good: the Battle can be used with any miniature, and all of the bonuses gained depend solely on the miniature; I thought it might be useful to give a daily example of a quality miniature and the appropriate benefits it would gain in a game (and probably list some appropriate powers…
