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Fantasy battles – a great series of awesome little figurines. My best friend and I used to collect them. He had more because his parents were well-off, but somehow half of them were broken, and some were lost. And most of his figurines were completely uninspired:)
I had: a "Falcon" squad for little old-believer patriots, bought in Anapa; some high-tech "Typhoon" and "Hurricane" squads, which we bought a long time ago when the rules were very primitive; an obscure brigade called "Berkut" made up of peasant rabble with clubs, pitchforks, and axes, pathetic but with an overpowered artifact; and, of course, the gem – a squad of some augmented, huge space marines called "SUPER CYBORG GURONS," who had magic resistance to two elements, were fully specialized in ranged weapons, and had insane bonuses to melee combat. And these models were heavier than the others, so they were harder to knock over with a shot. I also had an entire Castle and many different weapons. True, the cannons broke over time, and the rubber bands for the crossbows were lost or torn.
However, we only played according to the rules once or twice; the rest of the time, we just used them as figurines.
We had many board games, and most of them are still gathering dust. I especially liked "Emperor"(olol). I had the first part, which was more hardcore, and my friend had the second part, which was for casual noobs:cool:.
It had an economy, construction, magic, and overcoming challenges. True, it had plenty of bolters and chainswords, and one of the soldiers looked exactly like a commissar. Everyone steals from Warhammer, everyone who can.
I had: a "Falcon" squad for little old-believer patriots, bought in Anapa; some high-tech "Typhoon" and "Hurricane" squads, which we bought a long time ago when the rules were very primitive; an obscure brigade called "Berkut" made up of peasant rabble with clubs, pitchforks, and axes, pathetic but with an overpowered artifact; and, of course, the gem – a squad of some augmented, huge space marines called "SUPER CYBORG GURONS," who had magic resistance to two elements, were fully specialized in ranged weapons, and had insane bonuses to melee combat. And these models were heavier than the others, so they were harder to knock over with a shot. I also had an entire Castle and many different weapons. True, the cannons broke over time, and the rubber bands for the crossbows were lost or torn.
However, we only played according to the rules once or twice; the rest of the time, we just used them as figurines.
We had many board games, and most of them are still gathering dust. I especially liked "Emperor"(olol). I had the first part, which was more hardcore, and my friend had the second part, which was for casual noobs:cool:.
It had an economy, construction, magic, and overcoming challenges. True, it had plenty of bolters and chainswords, and one of the soldiers looked exactly like a commissar. Everyone steals from Warhammer, everyone who can.