Bloody Barons collection.

[Sean Clark]

You're right, Martin. The problem is clearly not that Sean has too many archers, but that he has too few men at arms.

Simon

That's an angle I hadn't contemplated!

However, with Mexicans and Pirate ships, as well as Crete figures I wish to buy, I think the Finance Minister is resistant to the idea. Her budget was generous, but there is a limit 😉

[Leslie BT]

Sean you will need to put in more practise with Ava at the tennis!! To earn a few more brownie points.

[Colonel Kilgore]

That's an angle I hadn't contemplated!

No problem, Sean, we're here to help. If you have any more such conundrums, do feel free to ask 

Simon

[Stewart 46A]

Hi Sean
Found a picture of my Blood Baron collection

[Colonel Kilgore]

Is this one-upmanship Stewart? 

That is a mighty impressive collection!

Simon

[Stewart 46A]

Not at all, I called them to muster to give them a briefing before we started play testing the new Blood Baron rules.


Stewart

[Leslie BT]

That's a good collection of BB models Stewart.

Any significance in the different coloured bases?

[Stewart 46A]

Hi Les,
Different colours for different quality of units


Stewart

[Leslie BT]

That's a good simple way of knowing what's what.

Sean is that something you could do with yours?

[Sean Clark]

I think for Bloody Barons it's less of an issue as units don't tend to bounce around and remain in one square, unlike Mexico where a system of identifying individual units and bases is very important.

[Stewart 46A]

Yes Sean , they don't move around or split up but each division can have different quality units in it so it's easy for your opponent and yourself to see what is were



Stewart

[Colonel Kilgore]

It's with cunning tricks such as this that Stewart wins so often!

Simon

[Sean Clark]

Stewart,

Agreed.

Simon,

Agreed!