Today we played with Łukasz three games in Middle-Earth. This system is generally one of the cheapest to start and play. Some armies seems to be easy ones to be painted – the best one is here, but Gondor doesn’t look complicated as well.

My small band of Dead of Dunharrow.
Corsairs of Umbar.
Crossbowmen of Umbar.
Line of long live Dead.
Going forward.
Ghostly cavalry ride forth.
Infaantry joined fight.
Two of them crossed table line.
Less and less corsairs in the band.
Going for crossbowmens.
Łukasz won 6:5 over me..
Start of second game.
Second game was fastest one
Infantry on left.
Cavalry on right.
Less ghostly infantry in numbers.
True winners of the game.
Last rider of Dead.
I guess it was my losed game.
Third battle – Fog of war started in the middle of the field.
Cavalry charged on the left flank to take revenge on crossbowmen
If I’m correct third game was a draw, as no one scored points.

Summary:
– nice, small games.
– I have to paint The Three Hunters to get some valuable models to this band.
– I have to slow down and calm down (thank you H. for morning private message – it helped).
– I’m really tired of one thing I did in last few months. It’s not related to any of my friends or colleagues neither at work (to be sure I like all of you) nor any other. It’s related to too many things I had on me and it exploded in me afterwards. Now I’m thinking about what skills improve or relearn. New that SQL is a must have, also thinking how to return to long time ago forgotten Python with Selenium.