One thing you can rely on our friends Tony & Alec for is a cinematic and exciting battle report.

In this instance, there is a valuable boy missing in the centre of a complex set of ancient (Roman?) ruins. Arthur and his knights (based on the Saxon list) face off against a Draugr warband.

Unfortunately, there is a complication – armed civilians, which turn out to be the possessors of the ruins, the cannibal Wendol. If you fall here you will end up with a dinner invitation…

So begins the bloodiest battle report we have yet seen, with a casualty figure that climbs into the dozens – I kid you not.

To read more go to Tony’s excellent blog: http://shadowking-shadowkings.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/bring-boy-back-alive-blood-eagle-battle.html

IHMN Stalwart Gordon Richards has now turned his attention to Blood Eagle.

Over on his blog you can read the terrific tale of how the brothers Magnusson ventured their lives in an attempt to wrest a legendary sword from the clutches of a band of fearsome trolls!!

Go here to read more of this epic saga: http://ihavewroughtmysimpleplan.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/against-trolls-blood-eagle-aar.html

Upon a bridge across a raging torrenty stands a lone Viking champion. Around him the bodies of many brave Saxon warriors. Can Wulfestan’s men remove this obstacle without further loss?

Lee Brady’s terrific saga continues here:
http://haroldsrevenge.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/the-fateful-bridge.html

“The Viking Raiders emerged from beneath the trees and gazed upon the lands ahead. A church sat defenceless amongst a collection of wooden hovels. Johan had heard about the One God and the wealth hoarded by His priests.”

And so begins a fantastic battle report by Lee Brady. I cannot begin to recommend you read this highly enough!

You can find it here: http://haroldsrevenge.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/blood-eagle-raid.html