Can anyone make a suggestion. My gaming requires some survivors/villagers
So far these look about right
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/camp-followers-and-pack-horses-25--1281-p.jpg?v=129e769d-d879-49da-8b8b-95a29a1eb609)
But I'm pretty new to scouring the pendraken site and don't want to miss out on any gems
https://www.pendraken.co.uk/misc-555-c.asp (https://www.pendraken.co.uk/misc-555-c.asp)
https://www.pendraken.co.uk/mongolian-civilians-1286-p.asp (https://www.pendraken.co.uk/mongolian-civilians-1286-p.asp)
https://www.pendraken.co.uk/dark-age-civilian-group-5-1186-p.asp
Thanks They all look just the ticket
I wasn't using the right search terms
European late medieval monks and nuns may also be useful?
Monks (https://www.pendraken.co.uk/monks-10-6896-p.asp)
Nuns (https://www.pendraken.co.uk/nuns-10-6897-p.asp)
Quote from: OldenBUA on 09 July 2023, 02:52:33 PMEuropean late medieval monks and nuns may also be useful?
Absolutely! :D
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51879331431_8b67455836_z.jpg)
2 questions, Nobby.
1) What are using these for?
2) Which one is the Centurion tank?
Ah! The Religious Communities have many uses:
- General background, scenery
- Objective - capture the monastery
- Ad hoc first aid/hospital unit
- Moral persuasion/referees - "surely, My Lord, you must see that fighting on the Feast day of St Adele the Impossibly Dimpled imperils your soul and the souls of all those who raise swords this day - though of course, you may defend yourselves."
- Morale boosting: "God is with you. We shall pray for God and St Dave to strengthen your arm."
- Terrain prohibition - "At the risk of your mortal soul, you shall not march armed men onto nunnery grounds."
- Morale markers. Unobtrusive markers of a unit's morale state - like the Dark Riders I use for Napoleonics. Much better than using dice.
It's also little known that Cistercian nuns are an absolute whizz at camouflaging Centurion tanks. Once Sister Mary George has been at your tank, it's harder to find than a Ford Focus in an Ikea car park.
QuoteIt's also little known that Cistercian nuns are an absolute whizz at camouflaging Centurion tanks. Once Sister Mary George has been at your tank, it's harder to find than a Ford Focus in an Ikea car park.
Whatever it is you are drinking, drink less.
Really? Have you ever seen a Cistercian nun and a Centurion tank together?
(https://www.globalsistersreport.org/files/20191105T1041-31700-CNS-VOCATIONS-CISTERCIAN-NUNS.jpg) There's a Mark III in that foliage
(https://religiouslife.com/images/stories/profile-images/194_large_2013.jpg) She's even hidden the tracks on this example.
(https://publisher-ncreg.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/20200828130812_386fad24693bd7ca29266f5c31de6c8e26a00a6cdfe853d9200815d7b6ed9476.jpeg) Sorry Sisters, I think I can see a glimpse of turret!
(https://fft-keymilitary.b-cdn.net/sites/militarykey/files/styles/article_body/public/imported/2022-09-03/img_61-6.jpg?itok=5u1SyD8n) Very poor effort from the Bendictine brothers
By the way, do you think that's a Panther in the background?
Marvellous effort disguising a Swedish Centurion by the Sisters of the Blessed Dimple in Frodsham.
Yes its a Panther in the background you Oik.....
Quote from: Lord Kermit of Birkenhead on 14 July 2023, 08:50:05 AMYes its a Panther in the background you Oik.....
Well done the Sisters of the Blessed Dimple, you've fooled another one.