Hello everybody!
Thank you for the encouraging response to my first post a few days ago...
The idea of "Legendorama" ( https://legengdorama.com ) emerged from a series of tabletop Lego games and scenarios I played, initially to amuse myself while entertaining my 8-9 year old daughter back in 2010-2012.
Unfortunately, I lost quite a lot of the photos when a website where I was storing them (with no back up) closed down. :(
Here's one scenario that I posted directly onto my blog...
In this scenario, the Lego Red Lion Knights castle fell to the Green Dragon Knights. The assault was presided over by one of the daughters of Bellona who can be seen lowering over the battlefield in this photo… just to prove I did not used to play these games entirely alone!!
Although the siege wagons were rather more primitive than the siege engine we built for some of last season’s later scenarios, they proved effective in delivering the besiegers to the battlements in spite of the difficulties of bringing them up to the walls in the face of the Red lion crossbowmen.
The Lego Red Lion Knights had the better of the early exchanges of ordnance, but they were gradually cleared from the battlements and then the Green Dragons’ superiority of numbers began to tell. The mounted Red Lion knights sallied out of the castle, but their attack was contained by the Green Dragon cavalry, even as the infantry scaled the battlements.
The peasant levee which had been responsible for bringing up the Green Dragon siege-engines and shooting the catapults grabbed fallen swords and shields and joined the last wave of the assault.
The final shot of the scenario was by a Ninja archer fighting with the Green Dragons, who joined the assault of the battlements and shot the Red Lion Knights’ King to bring the siege to a successful conclusion.
The heroic defence of the South West drum tower by a single peasant with a pitchfork is also worthy of mention…
The report was originally posted on my blog:
https://davidhurleyinjapan.com/games/the-daughter-of-bellona-the-fall-of-the-red-lions-castle/