With the little free time I’ve had over the last few weeks being put to getting my latest model purchases painted, I completely overlooked a core part of tabletop wargames. Terrain!

Change of plan! I’ve bought some Snakemen from Frostgrave’s Ghost Archipelago range to use as Ghekkotah proxies. Let’s see what’s in the box.

With my 500-point starter army of not-Bretonnian’s ready to take to the field for their first fight, it’s time to turn my attention to their opponents.

Phase 1 of my new army is complete! Sort of. The units aren’t based but they have their basecoat of paint and are ready for battle.

A full review of the Fireforge Games kits mentioned in the first Budget Bretonnians post and how I used them to make all four types of Bretonnian knights.

The peasants are revolting, but how well do they fit my off-brand Bretonnian army?

The core of every Bretonnian army is its knights. The core of an unofficial Bretonnian army is unofficial knights, but how do they compare to Games Workshop?

A good way to kickstart my hobby adventures after a year of doing very little of anything outside of my day job? Let’s find out.