A slimlined warband for Frostgrave solo

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Happy New Year!

Over the festive period, I managed to get a game of solo Frostgrave played. One of the things I rapidly discovered is the bookkeeping required for a sizable war band and the enemy forces gets tedious quickly.

So, I decided to slim down the size of my war band to a more manageable size - effectively going from 10 figures to 5 figures (including the Wizard). More importantly, there is no Apprentice! Now my solo war band comprises of the following.

Wizard: Gandwarf the Grey
School: Elementalist
M
F
S
A
W
H
Level:1
Experience:
6
+2
+0
10
+4
14
Current Health:
Items (max 5): Sword
Notes: Dwarf
Home Base
Inn
The Vault

The Treasury (gc)












Spell Name
School
Casting Number
Category
Elemental Ball
Elementalist
12
Line of Sight
Elemental Bolt
Elementalist
12
Line of Sight
Destructive Sphere
Elementalist
12
Area Effect
Telekinesis
Enchanter
10
Line of Sight
Fast Act
Chronomancer
10
Line of Sight
Leap
Summoner
10
Line of Sight
Heal
Thaumaturge
12
Touch
Fog
Witch
12
Line of Sight

 
Soldier: Freddo
Type: Thief
M
F
S
A
W
H
Current Health:
7
+1
+0
10
+0
10
Items (standard equipment +1): Dagger
Notes: Halfling
Soldier: Catherine of Aragorn
Type: Man at Arms
M
F
S
A
W
H
Current Health:
6
+3
+0
12
+1
12
Items (standard equipment +1): Hand Weapon, Shield, Leather Armour
Notes: Human
Soldier: Gimme
Type: Infantryman
M
F
S
A
W
H
Current Health:
6
+3
+0
11
+0
10
Items (standard equipment +1): Two Handed Weapon, Leather Armour
Notes: Dwarf
Soldier: Legolan
Type: Archer
M
F
S
A
W
H
Current Health:
6
+2
+2
11
+0
10
Items (standard equipment +1): Bow, Dagger, Leather Armour
Notes: Elf


So, still inspired by The Fellowship of the Ring, but easier to manage! It has meant that a number of characters have changed their soldier type eg Legolan is now an Archer instead of a Ranger.

Back (Left to Right) Gimme, Catherine of Aragorn & Legolan. Front (Left to Right) Freddo and Gandwarf.



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