Empire) infantry to create a renegade / outlaw / wanderer chaos warband. I thought at first if mixing some Norse in with my Citadel mercenaries and some Wars of the Roses (i.e. While at times the plot becomes confused, the setting in the world of the Empire of the Petal Throne is fascinating, and for fans of MAR Barker, it is a must. In modern-ish Warhammer they seem to have lost a lot of that flavour and become basically chaos followers in fur - I don't want to go all the way down that road (and close the door on the Magnificent Sven) but it seems to me that, with the chaos gates pretty much on their doorstep, at least some would take the path to chaos. In the good old days the WFB Norse were basically vikings with a side order of werewolves and some colonising of Lustria. Juxtaposing the sorcerors and the vikings gave me another idea. It also gives me the excuse I've been looking for for about 25 years to get some of the Citadel Norse (now from Foundry). Our hosts close out the episode with pronunciations of the names of the Five Gods of Stability. Scott has recently started an Empire of the Petal Throne game, so in this episode we discuss some of the more abstruse aspects of the 1975 rules set. Welcome to The Hall of Blue Illumination, a podcast dedicated to the world of M.A.R. That gets me set for SAGA and Frostgrave, with some chaps also usable towards some Dux Saxons. Episode 6: Empire of the Petal Throne, Part 1. So plan A is to have some painted wizards that I don't feel need the Dettol treatment and 6 points worth of SAGA vikings. I'm going to try and rectify that (our games in the past have attracted some interest) but in the meantime I'm likely to be playing SAGA, Dux Brittaniarum, maybe Hobgoblin and hopefully Frostgrave at some point. No one at my local club plays Warhammer, except for when I can entice other Oldhammerers along. It's a long story, or perhaps merely a convoluted justification for starting yet another project.
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