Hopefully it works out, if it does, keep me updated!

@@mischiefwargaming Found a NAF Fort Worth league. They are only ~60 miles away, so they are the closest I am going to find down here. I have paid my NAF dues and signed up (#38661) ....now to decide what team to play in Ft Worth this Summer! :)

After a few games trying to lay those treemen down I knew I had to do something for them!

It could be a while, I think. The game hasn't launched just yet, and with the initial focus on Nuka World raiders, a proper expansion could be months away at best. That said, there are four 'Get You By' lists to use existing Wasteland Warfare minis; Brotherhood, Super Mutants, Wasteland Raiders and Wastelanders. If you don't mind treating plasma weapons as lasers, then the Brotherhood list would work as a 'counts as' Enclave list until something more official comes along.

They're 3D Printed out of resin, but I've considered using plaster and stuff before.

I'm using a large board instead of a table to play on due to space limitations, and I'm inconsistent with supporting the center of it.

You roll an extra Standard Dice for each hit caused by a Luck Dice (page 11 of the Quick Start rules). It's easy to mess up since a lot of games do similar 'exploding dice' differently.

@@mischiefwargaming thanks for the correction with page number 👍

You're right he should be on 6SPP, but he still wouldn't be able to pick a skill as the second advancement choice is at 8SPP.

@@mischiefwargaming ahhh I thought it was his 1st. He’s coming on well though. Keep up the good work. 😁

Oh yeah, no Stunty Zombies!

I missed that with the Bomb, it's literally the first bullet point in the Bombardier rule. Oops. As for the Armour, I think that's one of those holdovers from the last edition I still had. But yeah you're right it's equal or higher, I'll know better for next time. Not the next video, as that's been filmed, mistakes and all, but the one after that! Losing Halflings is just part of being a coach, it's gonna happen sooner or later, I'm just surprised the Khorne team wasn't responsible.

@@mischiefwargaming Honestly I forget more things in every game I play, it's all about the laughs! I'm looking forward to the next games!

I never noticed that before, ha. It's a screensaver video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZuWdaRoqt-djKc) which I put overlays on top.

They're pushed into one of the 3 squares behind them (pg. 58 of the rulebook has examples). Since all 3 of those squares are in the crowd, that's where the Skink will end up. It's why having players next to the crowd is so risky. The only way for the Skink to have avoided going into the crowd would be by having the Sidestep skill, as they can choose which square to be pushed into, and they aren't restricted to just the 3 squares behind them.

Ya, I just played a lizardmen game against old world ai, you gotta hit em straight on to knock em in the crowd. I still think there's a few glitches every so often, and have to get a better idea of deflection rules, but I'm getting the hang of it, must be a pitch event that adds +1 to dodge and making my skink have to roll a 4 to get away from the rat ogre into an open square last time though?

In that instance the Rat Ogre has Prehensile Tail, which makes Dodge, Jump and Leap rolls at an additional -1. Kroxigors have the same trait.

@@michaelborror4399 If its still relevant for you I can give you a run down for how block directions work, and this will help with surfing and "chain-pushes" in general. When a player is pushed or knocked down due to a block they get pushed into the three squares opposite the block (assuming no skills interefere). There are really only two types of hits/push directions- Diagonal or Orthogonal- so you can really simplify the pushes if you learn to think of it that way. Chains are as you said before, when all three of those squares are occupied the attacker chooses where the target goes. These end up with players in squares and T shapes, but hard to demonstrate in a text comment! Surfs are similar to chainpushes, but one or more of the push-able squares is off the pitch and any remaining squares are occupied by players. Head on surfs take no blocked squares, diagonal hits need 1 blocked square, and Orthogonal (towards the endzones in this case) need 2 players blocking squares where the target could be pushed. Hope that helps! If you want more visual help, I have a tutorial video I made a while ago for a rookie league that goes over some fundamentals

You're absolutely right, I keep getting the two confused. Thanks for the heads up!