This week I have been helping the wife do some gardening. Spread throughout her gardens are garden gnomes. I like teasing her about them, as no one else in the surrounding neighborhoods have gnomes. I jokingly call her "the neighborhood crazy gnome lady". While working under the gaze of the gnomes, I was daydreaming of using different time periods or figures for Mike Lambos' different solitaire games. While trying to ignore the gnomes staring at me, I thought it might be fun to play a game using the Peter Pig gnomes.
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The Garden Gnomes prepare to defend their garden against invading Wood Gnomes. |
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After some initial success, the Garden Gnomes was flanked on both sides and were wiped out. Somehow I can't see gnomes actually killing each other; instead when they take a hit they run home to their gardens. |
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The inspiration for this wargame. |
That looks like a fun game John! Are the PP gnomes 15mm or smaller?
ReplyDeleteIt was a fun game, even if I lost again. The gnomes are 15mm figures. I believe they were made to be used with Hordes of the Things rules.
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