The Righteous and The Damned

Crossing the mountainous passage of the Helmsted Heights, the hordes of Heldante were as constant as the rising and setting of the sun.

Blocking this relentless tide waited the righteous knights of Breton,  their faith in their gods and in their prophetess the only thing that kept them from feeling the on coming mass of death.

As the battle waged on, a mighty pillow fight began in the center of the field. This lasted 2 turns with few on either side dying and a draw was called.

Battle for Belgar Pass

The Winds of Magic raged rampant and raw this battle, drawn in and coerced by the will of the Vampire Lords, but the dwarves were stalwart, determined and as stubborn as ever. They spat in the eye of fear that would leave normal men crippled and withering.

Turn 1: the VC began, vanguarding up 3 units of 10 dire wolves. The Black Knights, led by their lords, marched up and the remainders shuffled after.

The dwarves held, and their cannons thundered. Most missed their mark, but one tore off the head of the Vargulf.

Turn 2-3: the dire wolves slammed into the war machines and the black knights prepared for a charge.

Soon they were into the horde of dwarves, who fled and were cut down. Riding over their corpses into the second unit of dwarves, the battle was called.