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I was partially correct in my predictions and I was not (entirely) punished for my gamble! This turn proved a pivotal one in the campaign with clashes breaking out across the Border Princes. I had hoped that the Skaven and Chaos forces would continue their conflicts, but both armies surprised me by turning their interests elsewhere! Thankfully, the Skaven moved and saved me from the worst possible outcome. My southern most banner rode into the their lines with a bonus for their victory in the previous round while they had one from the supporting banner across the river banks. We would be evenly matched! Had the western banner stayed in the bogs, their support would've meant I would be down 150 points.
There are a lot of hobby ideas that have fallen out of favor but deserve to still be part of wargaming. Much of what the indie community is doing has been happening on and off since the inception of the hobby. Time is a flat circle and all that. One thing that hasn't had its time to shine again is the humble Pringle's can tower.
