This crashed X wing does not belong to me but is one of the benefits of commission painting that such things as I would be unlikely to...

After the first game these two went into game two with different expectations. The Rogues were confident after their quick win against the Freebeasts whilst the Royalists were a bit down and surprised by their defeat to the Hillfolk. The game was again Recover the Paychest on the same terrain as round 2 game 1, and the sidequests were Test a Spell for the Rogues alongside their innate ' Search for stuff.' The Royalists rolled Attrition alongside their own 'Kill things' side q

Round Two of the NPL was Recover the Paychest, Not a quest with many XP at stake but one which the Freebeasts were well set up for as even if they fail in recovering the paychest all survivors walk off with two XP compared to the Hillfolk who if they fail only get 1 XP each. The Freebeasts rolled Isolate which was going to be tough while the Hillfolk were luckier with Deliver a message which Eun the bird was well capable of with Flight. At game start the table looked as below

Another in the series on 'painting stuff as fast as possible but to a good standard' but this time with a bit of a difference as these...

After the epically long game one which went into extra time this game barely made it to the end of normal time! On one side were the...

The Referee The Bab NPL is a competition between 4 crews to see who is the top crew in the North. Each crew will play eachother at least...

Having recently been introduced to Frostgrave using an ad hoc crew I decided that before I played a proper campaign I would print and...

Following Part I which dealt with black armoured Imperials https://www.firstcommissionpainting.co.uk/blog-old this blog covers their...

As a commission painter time is literally money, well not literally but painting stuff reasonably quickly to a decent standard is...

As a commission painter I get a limited amount of time to paint my own minis so I have developed a method which speeds up the process...