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Unannounced to them, three other cults would come to the same abandoned farm in search of artifacts for their dark gods. To start, my group gathered in the woods under the cover of darkness. The table looks pretty good and shows that you can get a really good effect with paper terrain. You also had to be off the board after a set number of turns.

Your leader and Mage had to survive and you lost points for losing people. Enter an abandoned farm under the cover of darkness, find some ancient artifacts to help your cult communicate with the dark gods of Cthulhu and get out. It was nice to see that the groups were evenly matched yet different in this demo game of Strange Aeons. Another had a priestess with more powerful spells than my own. One group had mutations already from their dark god. The other groups were similarly armed with some differences. Two of those cultists carry pistols, one a hunting rifle, one a shotgun, and one unfortunate soul brought just a knife to this gun fight. In this group, I had a Magus (who knows mysterious spells), a Leader (armed with a pistol), and five cultists. My Cultists in this Strange Aeons Battle. The abilities and spells were slightly different between the groups. In this demo game, every player (there were four), got a different gang of cultists. If you are interested in either game, be sure to check out the Strange Aeons’ Website. What I played at Broadsword 5 was Strange Aeons 2. How anyone remember the name of that game, I do not know. I wrote about Von Unaussprechlichen Kulten before.Īs a quick note, the Strange Aeons 2 game is the same gaming engine as what Von Unaussprechlichen Kulten runs on. Lembit Tohver acted as the game master for this demo and I had a fun time giving it a try. This post is a Battle Report of that game. I finally got to try out the Strange Aeons (version 2) at Broadsword 5. Sadly, every time I saw it at a convention, it always filled before I got to the sign up sheet.

Review Submissions & Sponsorship Productsįor a long time, I wanted to try out the game Strange Aeons.

He also has a network of commission painters through his store who can also help you. On top of being a store owner and supporter of the site, Jeremy does commission painting work. He helps Must Contain Minis by painting miniatures for the site and by providing an excellent location for Battle Reports.

Painter: Jeremy Cada Jeremy Cada is the owner of Forbes Hobbies (Link) and a strong supporter of Must Contain Minis.

Regardless, I hope you enjoy looking at my work. Unlike most of the others on my list of painters, I don’t do commission painting work.

Painter: Jacob Stauttener I am the owner and writer of Must Contain Minis and this is the section for miniatures and terrain painted by me.

You can contact him by email at For those interested in local deliver, he is located in the Guelph, Kitchener, Cambridge and Hamilton area of Ontario (Canada). He takes in commission work and specializes in fast and affordable painting to a tabletop standard.

Painter: Dave Lamers Dave Lamers is a good friend of mine and to Must Contain Minis.

He generally doesn’t take in commission work, but I do like showcasing his work on Must Contain Minis.

Painter: Brenden Brown Brenden Brown does absolutely awesome painting work.

To see more of his miniatures painting, check out his Instagram account – Painting Sith. He also does renovation and woodworking (Link) if that is what you are after. You can reach him through Forbes Hobbies (Link) in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. He is a commission painter who does superb showcase level work.

Painter: Andrew Claessens If you are after fine detail in your painted miniatures, Andrew Claessens is well worth a look.

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