Blood & Plunder: Scots VS Natives After Action Report

December 6, 2018 by dignity

Kai and Mike from Firelock Games join Justin to discuss their last game of Blood & Plunder playing Scots VS Natives.

Kai's aggressive playstyle may have worked for previous games but here we see how the Natives required a different approach to be wielded effectively against the might of the trained Scottish militia.

Have you had more success with the Native faction?

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zorg

love the natives very Inca looking. an their not proper scots no fitba shirts on any of them.?

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rasmus

Guess is that models for the Scots, like the Danish or Swedish Militia are in the pipeline but it is a long pipeline for the smaller fractions

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tinfish

Many models are made to represent various units. The EU Soldiers for example represent every factions soldiers.
Some things like Spanish Militia are used to represent up to 4 different units.

I guess the would end up having to release an insane number of figures to acurately represent every possible thing.

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tacticalgenius

I think if the Scots were abit further behind, it may have been a bit more interesting. still deciding factions, unaligned and either french or dutch.

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rasmus

Advantage of the game is that a lot of units can be used for several things – so if you go Dutch and French, you would have units for Unaligned as well

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tinfish

French and English are probably the best combo. Most English stuff can be used by the French, most French stuff by the English and combined they make a large Unaligned force too, can’t go wrong 🙂

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hobbitomm

I think if the attack had been from land, rather than sea, the natives might have had a bit more of a chance, with more opportunities to skirmish. Or from more than one direction, to split the Scots’ line