Mitgardian Revenge... Murder on the High Seas! A true tale of the

[soccerkid6]

Hey, a little war once in a while never hurt anybody. I think it's time for me to fit out a Mitgardian cog and see if we can't put a stop to this besmirching of our good name. (I mean, really - they threw a baby to the sharks? That's good ransom money gone to waste! Amateurs!)

I mean really, don't they have any decency?!!! I mean opportunities like this don't exactly fall out of the sky...

Concerning the actual build itself: Cool ships, I'm actually rather surprised how well the green/yellow colors work on the larger ship. Great fig combos as well, though I had trouble recognizing some of the 'Mitgardian" sailors who were dressed Pirate era clothes

Edited March 7, 2014 by soccerkid6

[SkaForHire]

I mean really, don't they have any decency?!!! I mean opportunities like this don't exactly fall out of the sky...

Concerning the actual build itself: Cool ships, I'm actually rather surprised how well the green/yellow colors work on the larger ship. Great fig combos as well, though I had trouble recognizing some of the 'Mitgardian" sailors who were dressed Pirate era clothes

Since alot of historica has been early renaissance, I figured it was fine.

[soccerkid6]

Since alot of historica has been early renaissance, I figured it was fine.

Oh I don't mind that you used Pirate era clothing, it just made it a little more difficult to recognize the Mitgardian sailors. The graduating class group looked much more Mitgardian with their clothing.

[SkaForHire]

Oh, I see what you were saying now, yeah the crew was very mismatched because I figured that's pretty much what it would have been like with a quickly recruited crew. Sailors (mostly the pirate figs) warriors (mostly the viking figs) and archers (they were an assortment).

[Scaevola]

Nice ships and story