Quick catch up

It’s been quiet on here the past week, not much gaming going on. I’ve started painting another wave of Zombicide minis. Which I’ll share the final results of on here, but the actual photos of my progress whilst painting them will be shared on Instagram. Otherwise I think you would start to get pretty bored.

But with approx 20 painted zombies I have enough to use with the Last Days skirmish rules. I have the mdf tokens, waiting for some range rulers to arrive. I have some unpainted cars (apparently I can find tutorials on painting realistic windows!). I’m hoping to pick up some buildings and a playmat next weekend. I just need to build some squads (and paint them) from the Zombicide survivors and find someone to play with.

There was the Magic Openhouse last weekend, and I went along to my FLGS to participate. I went with the black Welcome deck this time, and ended up Black/Green or Golgari if we are using the Ravnica guilds.

Which is convenient because I was planning to go with that combo for the upcoming store championship. It will be a newish deck for me. You may remember I had a mono black aggro standard deck that I built. Well a few of the cards are rotating out with the release of Guilds of Ravnica. So I thought I’d splash some green, with Llanowar Elves, Steal Leaf Champion, Ghalta, and if I’m real lucky with my pulls one or two of Assassin’s Trophy (hottest card in the upcoming set I believe).


I’m sadly going to miss the Prerelease this weekend because I’m going to the inaugural Tabletop Gaming Live expo in London. Which means I’m hopefully going to get to try Keyforge. I think the FFG stand will be very popular because of this, so I may have to fight my way through to a table to try it.

While at my FLGS they did have a 28mm mdf derelict building that looked perfect for Last Days. So I’ll be picking that up next time I’m there throwing money at the store owner.

Tiny Epic Zombies and the playmat turned up. As I’m writing this another Kickstarter is being delivered to home. A book about the development of Final Fantasy 7 called 500 Years (iirc) also dropped through my letter box, and another Kickstarter that I’d backed.

My post tomorrow I’m rather excited about. I think once you see it, one or two of you will be too. I can’t wait to share it with you.

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