Anyone else interested in trying to actually get something going with campaign this year? I really like the idea of some of the echoes of war missions and think something can be adapted from those.
Anyway, just trying to see if there is enough interest to put in the effort of planning something.
Chime in please with all suggestions.
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Last edited by morella888; 02-05-2015 at 02:22 AM.
I've been thinking it is time for an escalation league/campaign
"Don't take my win from me! I don't have many to claim!"
-Dandy
I would love one to help me get back into it, but if it started too soon, I'm 6-8 weeks from having my force playable ��.
If people are interested, it will still take a while to figure out specifics and plan. Sounds like an escalation league vote there.
I would be interested.
Yours Truly,
Skymarshall Baron Von Castle Void Shield
I was thinking a pyramid league and I'd be happy to organize it.Originally Posted by CRP
A pyramid league runs for a fixed amount of time-- I was thinking six weeks. Every player that registers for the league is shuffled into a pyramid formation. Each week you can challenge someone on a tier higher than you. If you win, you switch spots. At the end of the six weeks, person on top is the winner and we start over.
What would the rules be?
I was thinking 1500 points, Eternal War missions, roll randomly from the book (unless you both can agree on which one to play).
I think that would be fun, too. I'd still like to see an escalation league/campaign. It would motivate me to paint these Korne Berzerkers.
"Don't take my win from me! I don't have many to claim!"
-Dandy
All that's fun.
http://www.centexwar.com/warroom/group.php?groupid=8
An escalation league would interest me, but more than the pyramid thing, what I would find really interesting and I think would be good for us, would be doing an old school style map campaign, with character progression and all of that good stuff. That was what drove a lot of play and built some great friendships when I first got involved in the hobby nearly 20 years ago back in Houston.
How about we start small? Bigger campaigns work better when we're a little more organized.
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