I must have been “half-tanked” during this game as a lot of the photos are a bit blurry, so apologies at the outset.

The pesky Russians attacked my French from the get go. A quick retaliation by my leader was required,

The bear arrived early this scenario and was likely to become a problem.

Prussians advance.

The French advance on a revenant.

A clue marker is within reach of the French whilst the Sergeant provides covering fire.

The French grab the major clue (represented by Scenario 1’s monster).

A revenant is dealt with by the French but not before it inflicts sever wounds on one of them.

A revenant come on behind the French,

meanwhile another two Russians are dealth with, but not before the French leader is down.

Oh dear the “fuzzy wuzzy” is advancing on the French.

More Russians down.

The Prussians advance on the Russians, but only after the French have given them a severe denting.

The bear deals with the French with the artifact and starts to carry it away, There has become quite a rivalry between the Prussians of Wayne and the French of Guru to see how many “fuzzy wuzzy” heads we can collect. Brave boys these Prussians!

Aargh the bear headcount is now 1 to the Prussians and one to the French. I think this has now taken over as the major campaign objective,

With all of the clue makers explored and the objectives met we went back to our respective billets.

The campaign aftermath saw the Russians end up with a substantial beating and three of their party starting the next scenario with three wounds. The French leader suffered only a flesh wound and the ladies think the scar makes him quite the “man about town”!

Wayne’s Prussians scored the most experience points for the scenario and have almost caught up with the French.