couple of weeks ago my Mordheim campaign group had a go at a quiet funny variant of the well known monster hunt scenario. The scenario was recently mentioned on the Mordheim Facebook group so I had a google search and unfortunately couldn't find it. So what better excuse of a blog update to upload it :).The scenario in question is Don't Wake the Giant, a funny variant of the Monster Hunt scenario making use of a Giant bad guy, a model central and loved in many RPG players model collections :)
In this scenario the players are encouraged to try stealth to steal treasure from a sleeping giant, but with the chaotic nature of Mordheim things might not go as planned. In our session the Skaven player was doing quiet well, being quick on the spot, and good at stealth, but the other players decided to sabotage the success of the Skaven player by gambling it all and wake the giant. From this point on the game evolved into pure chaos and survival :)
I've upload the scenario by David Gitchel here as a PDF.
The Possessed team ready to start
The Sisters of Sigmar Team ready to start
And the Skaven team player blank refused that I could take a lineup photo as the paint job isn't finished ;)
Table overview
Game in progress, the Skaven player quick on the spot, that is a standing up sleeping giant yeah ;)
Sisters decide to wake the Giant much to the annoyance of the Skaven player
With Skaven cassualties and the rest of the Skavens hiding the Giant turns on the Possessed and Sisters....






he gaming group has been experimenting a bit with adopting the Kill Team rules for some Space Hulk play. A classic game the group veterans love. This is inspired by Games Workshop's original article dealing with this challenge.




ordheim and Frostgrave players are always on the lookout for cool city scenery. At least I know I am. Some time ago I stumbled upon a Spanish company called Escenorama that does resin sculpts of modular fantasy ruins terrain. The pieces I have are usually in use somewhere on our table, so should be on this blog in the Mordheim battle reports. The cool thing about them is that they can be stabled to create multiple storey buildings, or spread out in rubble like terrain to cover a larger area.
