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A huge game of Space Hulk played on a Creative Gamescape setup. Four marine players had to find an Inquisitor and get him off planet in twenty turns. Probably the closest game I ever played (see the last couple of captions) which made for a very cinematic game.
Ultramarines on the hunt for the Inquisitor |
Deathwing looking for a way to open the landing bay door |
The board - 4 marine and 2 stealer players |
Blood Angels look for the Inquisitor on the other side of the landing bay |
Hormagaunts get shot to pieces |
The Chaplain was the luckiest model on the board. He waded through bug after bug and lost combat 5ish times but made his saves each time |
Shoot the bugs Brothers, not the wall! |
Racking up the kill count |
Moving toward the second level |
The Grey Knight Captain shot down an entire swarm guarding the bay door console |
Almost! |
This guy was fun to bring around the corner - the warrior won |
The Inquisitor is found |
Overwatch time! |
The guy took out the warrior. A hormagaunt finally got him |
A stealer gets the first Grey Knight kill |
With one turn left the Carnifex stands between the Inquisitor and his escape! |
He boxcar-ed it! He and the pilot race toward the shuttle and...and 1AP short. Bugs win! |
Holy cow that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteNot really mu cuppa tea, but the game looks excellent!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty awesome. Nice to see some of the old tyranid figs, and some non stealer, non terminator figs. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooks really cool. Great effort to collect all that terrain and host a game like that.
ReplyDeletecheers
Always like the space hulk styled games. Nothing quite like lots of bugs leaping around corners eating souped up space marines in indestructible armour. Hehehehehe "bugs won" two words I love to hear, even if I sold off all of my bugs.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great game! Proper terrain really makes Space Hulk games look a lot better
ReplyDeleteWow! What a terrific looking game, takes me back to when Space Hulk first came out as a board game. And so close, what a game! Always does my heart good to see a fighting chaplain. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great post,
Mike