Back from a long hiatus.  My last entry took place in January of 2015.  Last year was special, I got married and that took center stage.  Happy to say my excellent wife and I have completed our first year of wedded bliss.  We are still getting the hang of things, we are sticking to the three C's communication, commitment, and compromise.  Now that our home has settled into a steady pace, there's time to do extra things such as this blog.  I'm going to give it another go.

One of my favorite miniature games to date is Kingdom Death: Monster. I enjoy the way the game is set against the player, always looking to cut your session short.  The game play is unforgiving, if you make a mistake, your party will pay the consequences.  That alone makes ever victory a cause for celebration among the survivalists.  The only thing better then a hair raising game of KD:M are the nicely detailed miniatures included with the game.  When it comes to the models Adam Poots the game designer, hit it out the park.  Below you will see a few of my painted KD:M models, they were an absolute pleasure to paint.

Sedition Wars: Battle for Alabaster

I decided to back Mike McVey’s Sedition Wars: Battle forAlabaster Kickstarter last year because I believe he is a talented miniature painter and sculptor.  My game finally arrived in the mail, and I’m in love with the detail of the miniatures and the amount of things I received.  I’m still waiting for the second half of my order, but Studio McVey accounted for the time between the box set and the extra bits still being sculpted and manufactured.  I can’t wait to read my rule book and try to get some games in, but right now time is tight.  Everything is on the back burner while I get this month’s IC Hobby Progress Challenge entries done and out of the way.  Here’s a quick pick of what I got in the mail.  The stuff in bags outside of the table came in its own small box.  The actual game box contents are not displayed.