4000 point fight for the hill featuring Hawks, Dead, Tree-huggers, and Tribesmen

[Lordofthedead]

Switching from my usual Undead compatriots to the Men of Hawkshold was a pretty radical change.   

The Greatswordsmen were definitely Great! The held up like champs, but they wouldn't have stuck around long if it wasn't for the Heavy Infantry. 

What I'll have to do next time is include another Longbowman, I had little extra artillery fire to support my men as they slugged their way across the field(plus those Centaurs are just plain evil)   

[GoIndy]

Remembered a couple of things.  12 of those platinums aint no freaking joke, fire from the deaths of hell and you can smell the smoke!!  (Or, something like that...anyway...)  I drink 12 regular bud lights and I'm warming up, but dang after those bad oscars. 

I know whatever unit Chris had next to my left side Death Knights routed, and my dude was pinched shortly thereafter.  This was interesting, because I remember starting to move my zombies arpound after awhile, after going "Man...everyone holding up fine...they'll go over here".  Like 1 millisecond later, a hole appeared. 

I still think the death knight/healer mage with abominations has promise.  Oh...another thing....

The umenzi dudes were death cursing me like crazy, not sure if you mentioned that.  Doing a death curse to a 125 point unit...whatever.  Doing a point to the death knights was lethal, especially combined with the auto one damage from the collosal.

 

[Kevin]

I remember wanting to cry when my 7-hit-box, 380-point Centaurs got Death Cursed.  Death Curses on 516-point Death Knights?  No wonder you drank so much!  

[RushAss]

Yeah, as soon as that 2nd Death Knight unit hit the table I was like "what a perfect place to put a High Priest".  And people ask me why I like putting Faith Armor on those dudes...