Another week has passed by without much being achieved hobby wise - I have just had too many distractions! So, the end of the week arrived, and we played another game of the Green Horde Zomicide, with Chris substituting for Andrew this week.
Here are some images I took and a whole lot more close ups supplied by mate John.
First up, a couple of AI generated images of our band of "survivors' as they are termed in the game. You can choose from about thirty different "styles" so here is one each of Digital Art, Fantasy Art and Cinematic
Plus, an extra bonus one!
The game was a bit of a slog, and we lost a survivor along the way - Asim the Arabic warrior in the blue headscarf - but we finally manged to achieve the mission (recovering keys to the blue and green doors) and removing some of the Necromancers secret artifacts. We also killed off an abomination, several necromancers and a ton(ne) of zombie orcs!
Now follows a series of close ups from John, I will add descriptions if I can be bothered!
The Zombie Abomination
Johannes (Charlie) and Rolf
Megan
The Zombie Besties
Asim the AY-Rab (Chris, till he was killed off!)
SURPRISE! It's ANOTHER necromancer!
Doors.............. !!
Berin (John) above and Johannes below
Megan and Rolf
That's it for tonight - we are all at Julians again tomorrow for an all-day game of V&F plus lunch to celebrate the big man's 70th birthday, using his original boyhood collection of 30mm Willes Figures, which, as he quipped, are almost as old as he is!







































Great looking fantasy game sir!
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Thanks Michal glad you are entertained!
DeleteThose AI-generated images look great Keith. Every one has the usual two arms and legs, as opposed to one or three. It sounds like you're enjoying Zombicide. I wish now we had encouraged a few more games, but unfortunately two members of our Saturday group were totally disinterested.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lawrence - Zombicide is fine but about half our group would not be interested, either!
DeleteGreat looking game,sounds fun, luckily no additiinal Christmas decorations, so my wife can read your blog in peace!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Another fine beer and pretzels game there Keith and as always, the figure sculpts are superb, especially when looking back at those early Minifigs ranges! The AI images are frankly incredible and as i think I mentioned in your last post, lots of graphic designers et al must be worried sick about the future. I believe one of the main wargames mags has used an AI image for its front cover.
ReplyDeleteThese models are quite incredible as are your AI renderings. Which AI engine are you using? I look forward to seeing a return to some historicals.
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