For the first few rounds, Matt had a clear upper hand as we duked it out while I learned how to run my beloved Daughters of Khaine in an MSU (multiple Small Units) style of play. I felt every wound but after a key Kraith roll to let one of my 10 strong Witch Aelf units attack a second time I was able to secure an objective well outside of Matt's ability to move towards and retake in the remaining rounds. We ended the gaming session by tweaking Matt's list a bit for our next game and I was happy to see that while my list is unorthodox and very different from what I typically play I still have a decent chance at taking a win or two with it.
With my army painted, test, and packed for Waaaghpaca I decided to get an early jump on my painting for Adepticon this past week. As you can guess my desk is full of Witch Aelves. With the snow flying outside I opted to move out of my cold basement for the day and paint at my PC gaming desk and catch up on some YouTube Fitness Vlogs I follow as I painted. It was a splendid way to spend part of my day and really allowed me to rest my mind and body. I was feeling very beat up after my week at the gym and a nice few days of rest really paid off!
The only other bit of hobby I tackled this past week was writing out my reference guide and game plan for Waaaghpaca. I broke down all the details for my list so I don't miss anything as well as planned out how I will attack each Scenario and what I should do in each of the Realms. It turned out to be a mighty four pages, but I have really taken to doing this homework before an event. I was inspired to do this by The Honest Wargamer's Workbook and this new way of preparing helped me do very well at the recent Rend 4 competitive Two-Day event. I feel good going into the games this weekend and with everything written out, I can focus on having a good time and giving my opponent a great game instead of flipping through my book.
I hope your week has been a good one and if you are coming to Waaaghpaca I really look forward to meeting you! I will see you all Thursday and until then, Happy Hobbying!
Chuck Moore