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"I have taken an English translation, arranged it into something resembling rhyming couplets, and chanted it". Where is the translation? What are the lyrics? Why no subtitles? Can you put the words in the description?

Outrageous. Those slings and arrows. A good depiction of an organised and well led force. Perhaps the absence of the bills was the undoing of the orcs.

Nasty business.

I really love your videos and the look and style of your table. Keep up the great work

Should come with a disclaimer- no livestock accidentally killed in this exchange of archery. That's a great example of seizing your moment and going for it. Conditions perfect for a reckoning.

That's what you get for messing with some Halflings for "sport"!

What are those figurines in your thumbnails?

Hlflings in ths entire setting seem really overpowered

This is fascinating story stelling man, I know I am two years behing the series rn, but it's truely astounding what you came up with

It was amazing how effective the missile troops were in this particular battle, especially compared to some of your others where they don’t seem to fair as well.

I do enjoy your exciting, clear, and measured method of telling the stories from your imagination. I would go so far to say you are the best teller of tales of all the miniature gamers I’ve seen on YT. You are very inspirational as a modeler and a miniature gamer. I look forward to many more stories regarding the inhabitants of Halfland.

I do enjoy your exciting, clear, and measured method of telling the stories from your imagination. I would go so far to say you are the best teller of tales of all the miniature gamers I’ve seen on YT. You are very inspirational as a modeler and a miniature gamer. I look forward to many more stories regarding the inhabitants of Halfland.

Missiles seem to be hampering the orcish machinations.

it is good to see the ways of orcish life.

Well that did not turn out how I thought it would.

Cracking stuff. I love seeing how a halfland battle plays out.

Interesting. Almost all of my gaming is solo, with for me the narrative (even for one-off games) being key; I have to know why they my guys are on the field, doing what they're doing; the game alone is not enough to satisfy.. A campaign, of course, supplies its own narrative, reasons for an action etc. etc. I have made and used my own maps & different systems, and (as I see others below have) used board games (inc. commercial board games) as the basis for campaign and as "battle generators". My tabletop rules themselves are constantly evolving, to supply me with challenges; be those managing my own (sometimes recalcitrant) army or finding or fighting an "AI-controlled" enemy. Some of my ways/methods & thoughts are on my (somewhat random) blog (denyers.blogspot.com/2018/04/introduction-after-lot-of-interest.html), where I'm always interested in ideas, discussion & feedback.

The inner fighting of the Orcs conducting these ritual combats = excellent story telling.

Another Great Entry for Halfland!

damn, so many deaths in every single one of these battles so far

As always these new 4 Narrative Battle Reports and History are Great.

This series in a way inspired me to create my very own world. At the moment I need to do my dreaded task of coming up with a map for my continent, but I am willing to leave my comfort zone and draw something... maybe I will do that in combination with my planned bycicle ride tommorow... I have an exciting phase in my life right now where I just graduated job training last tuesday, began working a real damn job this week (for the first time in my life) and had to kinda get to grips with the reality that I won't see the friends I made in class from the last summer to now anymore every single day of the week, I know they will be the one very certain constant in my life from now on, which gives me more peace of mind then I can put in words tbh, but it feels kinda good to take a break from all that (very cool, yet still pretty exhausting) chaos in my life by literally getting into another world and not just another world, but one that only exists, because I thought it should. So yeah: Thanks for the insperation dude!

I jsut got in and this wonderful story was waiting for me. Tonight is a good night. Thanks.

It seems really cool, i've sent an email, great work!!

Just found the series- very awesome! Love the smaller chapters, well edited and written- this is such a cool way to solo play- great job!

An interesting video that I agree with on many points. Makes you want to start a campaign again. 😊

The long arm of the law was cut down to size by Trevor. Great stuff.

I absolutely love these narrative battles, they're so fun and original. I look forward to finding out what happens next :D

This sounds fascinating, and is encouraging me to try out solo wargaming in an imaginary world of my own design. Not the lack of arts and crafts (I enjoy that part) but the flexibility and being able to make my own lore instead of depending on lore I want to take apart and redo because I don't like it the way it is. Probably use someone else's rule though - I don't have a clue how to write a rule set and no real interest in it.

Hi another entertaining video. Could you answer this please? Are you from NW UK?

I loved how effective Sgt Smith and his lawgiver truncheon of righteousness was in that game. He must have had training by William E Fairbairn on a brief secondment from Hooddborough to the Shanghai police.

Definitely leading the way ! This is what wargaming should be about

Beautiful miniatures here!

Glad you brought it back!

I am really happy to see more Halfland background, great stuff.

Hi is it possible have the Channel email?

what a great campaign. I love the theme! Can't wait to see what will happen next in the Hoodsbrough Hostilities

A man after my own heart. I keep a battle reports journal. In the beginning it was just notes to make sure my mind didn't wander. Then I tried recreating the histories of battles I read about in history books. Now I single out a single battalion and report the battle from their point of view.

Another great bit of skirmish action. I kind of feel for the gangsters, luck has not been with them.

I like how this is like a British comedy but mixed with the soprano's or some such

How did you keep a straight face? Brilliant work. I could relate to that quite a bit. Except the pub in my town was the Station Hotel and it was a John Smith's house, rather than the Tetley Railway Hotel in this episode. Ah. Traditional values, simpler times, good use made of public open spaces!

I find your videos intriguing but would enjoy them more if you were less British. Could you consider addressing this for future videos?

Very Interesting, this era is one that is not one that is widely covered.

Did England ever go through a prohibition?

What a great beginning to the campaign! It looks like it is going to be a bloody affair.

The rules look like they will be a lot of fun. i have fired off an email to you, I just need to get some terrain sorted.

An interesting piece, thank you for sharing it.

I wonder how a pink hussar would do in such environments?

1/72 is a great choice for this genre. The zombies, survivors and rednecks are terrific models. I bought mine as sprues for those types o didnt need many of. Kid's toy cars are avaliable at this scale for a very reasonable price. I also picked up some armour, just because...

Just came across your channel. Glad I did. Napoleonic & Horus heresy gamer so I don’t really belong here, but I just want to watch (I won’t bother anyone)