At around 1050 you talk about bits of models. I've seen a number of people keep "bits" in tool trays. The sort that you see mechanics keep nuts and bolts in, or screws and small components. You can mount trays on your wall or buy little tool boxes with components and dividers in. Jewelery boxes or craft boxes work too.
That is a great idea. I'm a nurse so I will probably bring home a bunch of sterile urine specimen cups and use them to store different extra pieces organized by time period
A second thought - when a unit loses in hand to hand and reach their shaken value do the excess casualties then go onto the supports - after the combat is resolved (ie break test etc)? I seem to remember that in a crusade game Martin played. As I mentioned I am no expert but I do love watching Martin's games and have watched and rewatched them several times while painting. I have to be careful as I really want to get a Naps game going once I get a bare minimum of troops painted - still ages away yet - but then I see a game like this and think oh I could really paint some romans hahahaha
I do believe you are correct. I neglected those additional casualties getting shared with the supports. I will have to do some quicknreading prior to the next battle. Martin ( @7thson726 ) rules! Love his battles! Have a great week my friend!
Super stoked when I saw this was up to watch - still watching but a question - now I don't play Hail Caesar - yet (I have a force of Imperial Romans underway though) - from watching games by Martin the two attacks around the 26 minute mark - shouldn't there be a charging bonus so hitting on threes for the charge and the defenders hitting on fours? I am no expert at all have to say. Can't wait to keep watching - I really like the fantasy flavour of this world and how you have used the ruleset in this way. Brilliant mate. Oh and yes to a comment below about clipping parts of the sprues and keeping them sorted in tubs that have all those compartments - I do that and it is a life saver for kit bashing and replacements etc
Monday morning here and the game has provided a great start to my week ! Pity the encounter dissolved into two separate battles but still fun and engrossing nevertheless. The spread sheet was a great supplementary addition to the experience. Looking forward to your next production Steve p.s. Sad that the Pasha met his end but rumour has it that an Immortal by the name of "Mustapha Rubb" would make a great replacement 😉
I need to remember to use that name! That was one battlefield I instantly regretted after the game began! I'm glad you enjoyed it, my friend! Have a fantastic week Sir!
@@basement1908 - Enjoying the weather, rain and sun...yard work is always great, especially the reward at the end of it...bbq burgers, hot dogs and beer :D Looking forward to the next one. 😆
What a totally different game loved it . How do you fit giants and orcs into hail ceaser. Never mind the bill hooks might work well but I'm really interested in this concept of using hail ceaser and adapting them to fit your game
I just tweaked their army stats a bit, and it all worked out. I was inspired by the Lion Rampant/ Dragon Rampant rules. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a fantastic week 👍
Stupid tree slowed me down. There is still a bit more of it out in the grass. It just got too hot to keep on chopping it up. Great to hear from you. I appreciate the kind words. I hope the rest of your week is awesome 👌
I probably need to do that. I have talked about this campaign world in small snippets throughout my Infamy Infamy, Lion Rampant, Oathmark and now Hail Caesar battle Reports, but I've never sat down and flushed out the whole situation. I'm going to have to get that on the schedule. Have a fantastic week my friend 👍
I bet you a million bucks that you are right 🤣🤣🤣 My bust, my friend! They both died yesterday, so now it's time for new names for my Giants ! Have a great weekend 👍
@basement1908 Lol, oh nooo! I really liked Grom haha. As a fantasy and alt-history loving historian, I'm having a lot of fun watching these. I really like how you're moving a narrative with multiple systems, that's fantastic. They read almost like a novel, and that's intriguing as well. My two oldest sons are getting to the age I'd like to get them into wargaming (if it takes) and I think they're going to like these videos as well. Cheers!
Brilliant game love watching your games great fun 😂😂🤠🤠🤠
Thanks so much! I love hearing from you my friend! I hope you have a spectacular week 👍
At around 1050 you talk about bits of models. I've seen a number of people keep "bits" in tool trays. The sort that you see mechanics keep nuts and bolts in, or screws and small components. You can mount trays on your wall or buy little tool boxes with components and dividers in. Jewelery boxes or craft boxes work too.
Yes! I love it. Thank you my friend!
I live close to Bournemouth, UK. So seeing this report immediately had me excited! Very keen to see how this unfolds.
Awesome! Hopefully you enjoy the battle! Thank you for commenting. Have a fantastic week 👍
Great battle always find myself laughing along with you😂,watched the whole battle while on my painting table ❤
Thanks Darrin! I always appreciate hearing from you my friend. Glad it was enjoyable. I hope you have a spectacular week 👍
Another stunning batrep my friend!! Love your enthusiasm!!
Thanks Luke! I hope you had a great weekend. It's always great hearing from you my friend. Have a good one Sir!
11:02 I sort my loose bits in peanut butter jars that really helps me find what I’m looking for and there isn’t wasted spaces of an almost empty sprue
That is a great idea. I'm a nurse so I will probably bring home a bunch of sterile urine specimen cups and use them to store different extra pieces organized by time period
A second thought - when a unit loses in hand to hand and reach their shaken value do the excess casualties then go onto the supports - after the combat is resolved (ie break test etc)? I seem to remember that in a crusade game Martin played. As I mentioned I am no expert but I do love watching Martin's games and have watched and rewatched them several times while painting. I have to be careful as I really want to get a Naps game going once I get a bare minimum of troops painted - still ages away yet - but then I see a game like this and think oh I could really paint some romans hahahaha
I do believe you are correct. I neglected those additional casualties getting shared with the supports. I will have to do some quicknreading prior to the next battle. Martin ( @7thson726 ) rules! Love his battles! Have a great week my friend!
Super stoked when I saw this was up to watch - still watching but a question - now I don't play Hail Caesar - yet (I have a force of Imperial Romans underway though) - from watching games by Martin the two attacks around the 26 minute mark - shouldn't there be a charging bonus so hitting on threes for the charge and the defenders hitting on fours? I am no expert at all have to say.
Can't wait to keep watching - I really like the fantasy flavour of this world and how you have used the ruleset in this way.
Brilliant mate.
Oh and yes to a comment below about clipping parts of the sprues and keeping them sorted in tubs that have all those compartments - I do that and it is a life saver for kit bashing and replacements etc
Monday morning here and the game has provided a great start to my week !
Pity the encounter dissolved into two separate battles but still fun and engrossing nevertheless.
The spread sheet was a great supplementary addition to the experience.
Looking forward to your next production Steve
p.s. Sad that the Pasha met his end but rumour has it that an Immortal by the name of "Mustapha Rubb" would make a great replacement 😉
I need to remember to use that name! That was one battlefield I instantly regretted after the game began! I'm glad you enjoyed it, my friend! Have a fantastic week Sir!
I'm from Lincolnshire on the UK and our flag is predominately blue and green, so no guessing which faction I was cheering on (unfortunately).
LOL. I hope all is well over there. I was just rooting for a good old scrap. Have a fantastic week 👍
THe King's peace, the King's peace, call the King's peace and stop the slaughter!
LOL. It was time to shut it down! Have a fantastic week my friend 👍
That good and entertaining...lot's of troops...love it :D
Thanks, Doug! You are awesome, my friend. It's always great hearing from you. I hope all is well in Canada! Have a good one my friend 👍
@@basement1908 - Enjoying the weather, rain and sun...yard work is always great, especially the reward at the end of it...bbq burgers, hot dogs and beer :D Looking forward to the next one. 😆
What a totally different game loved it . How do you fit giants and orcs into hail ceaser. Never mind the bill hooks might work well but I'm really interested in this concept of using hail ceaser and adapting them to fit your game
I just tweaked their army stats a bit, and it all worked out. I was inspired by the Lion Rampant/ Dragon Rampant rules. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a fantastic week 👍
Great battle, well worth the wait!
Stupid tree slowed me down. There is still a bit more of it out in the grass. It just got too hot to keep on chopping it up. Great to hear from you. I appreciate the kind words. I hope the rest of your week is awesome 👌
Awesome!
Thank you so muchA
Love the battle report! Do you have any videos/posts breaking down the larger campaign itself?
I probably need to do that. I have talked about this campaign world in small snippets throughout my Infamy Infamy, Lion Rampant, Oathmark and now Hail Caesar battle Reports, but I've never sat down and flushed out the whole situation. I'm going to have to get that on the schedule. Have a fantastic week my friend 👍
@@basement1908amazing id love to watch that! Have a great week 🫡
fantastic!
Thank you kindly!
Fucking awesome.
Thanks Brother! I appreciate it. Have a fantastic week 👍
I just watched the Badon Hill battle (sorry, out of order for some of these), but wasn't Grom in blue for that one and Ulak in Red?
I bet you a million bucks that you are right 🤣🤣🤣 My bust, my friend! They both died yesterday, so now it's time for new names for my Giants ! Have a great weekend 👍
@basement1908 Lol, oh nooo! I really liked Grom haha. As a fantasy and alt-history loving historian, I'm having a lot of fun watching these. I really like how you're moving a narrative with multiple systems, that's fantastic. They read almost like a novel, and that's intriguing as well. My two oldest sons are getting to the age I'd like to get them into wargaming (if it takes) and I think they're going to like these videos as well. Cheers!