‘Orrible Little Men
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Rules available here:
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PDF: https://www.wargamevault.com/product/529524/Orrible-Little-Men?affiliate_id=613949
Core Rules free PDF: https://www.wargamevault.com/m/product/529606
Physical Copy: https://ebay.us/m/id5SPA or https://ebay.us/m/geAphC
They won!! Though only a couple lived to tell the tale 😔
November 14, 2025 at 5:51 PM
They won!! Though only a couple lived to tell the tale 😔
Looks fantastic!!
November 13, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Looks fantastic!!
They look great!! Especially the black numenorean, that one looks fantastic
November 12, 2025 at 11:58 PM
They look great!! Especially the black numenorean, that one looks fantastic
Heavy cavalry mopping up the defenceless flanks of the enemy
October 26, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Heavy cavalry mopping up the defenceless flanks of the enemy
Amazing! Can’t wait for the Trojan War sets!!
September 26, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Amazing! Can’t wait for the Trojan War sets!!
Once one player’s army morale is reduced to 0, they have lost. This happens immediately.
This means that there is never any question of who won the battle, and it means that playing the objectives is almost always the most important element of each battle.
This means that there is never any question of who won the battle, and it means that playing the objectives is almost always the most important element of each battle.
September 21, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Once one player’s army morale is reduced to 0, they have lost. This happens immediately.
This means that there is never any question of who won the battle, and it means that playing the objectives is almost always the most important element of each battle.
This means that there is never any question of who won the battle, and it means that playing the objectives is almost always the most important element of each battle.
During the battle, army morale points are reduced or (rarely) increased, though never beyond their starting value.
An example of this is that losing one of their units through them being wiped out or routed causes -2 to that player’s army morale.
Scenarios also cause army morale points to be lost.
An example of this is that losing one of their units through them being wiped out or routed causes -2 to that player’s army morale.
Scenarios also cause army morale points to be lost.
September 21, 2025 at 8:27 PM
During the battle, army morale points are reduced or (rarely) increased, though never beyond their starting value.
An example of this is that losing one of their units through them being wiped out or routed causes -2 to that player’s army morale.
Scenarios also cause army morale points to be lost.
An example of this is that losing one of their units through them being wiped out or routed causes -2 to that player’s army morale.
Scenarios also cause army morale points to be lost.
They look excellent!
September 21, 2025 at 1:44 PM
They look excellent!
In this example of a combat, a unit of Elven heavy infantry are defending an obstacle (the fence) from a unit of zombies.
The Elven heavy infantry will gain a +1 modifier to their armour saves in this combat against the hits caused by the zombies.
The Elven heavy infantry will gain a +1 modifier to their armour saves in this combat against the hits caused by the zombies.
September 21, 2025 at 1:34 PM
In this example of a combat, a unit of Elven heavy infantry are defending an obstacle (the fence) from a unit of zombies.
The Elven heavy infantry will gain a +1 modifier to their armour saves in this combat against the hits caused by the zombies.
The Elven heavy infantry will gain a +1 modifier to their armour saves in this combat against the hits caused by the zombies.
The skeletons are pushed back 2” and must take a morale test.
They have a morale value of 5+. They roll a 3 and therefore two more of their models are removed from the battle (the difference between the required roll of 5 minus the roll of 3).
They have a morale value of 5+. They roll a 3 and therefore two more of their models are removed from the battle (the difference between the required roll of 5 minus the roll of 3).
September 21, 2025 at 1:34 PM
The skeletons are pushed back 2” and must take a morale test.
They have a morale value of 5+. They roll a 3 and therefore two more of their models are removed from the battle (the difference between the required roll of 5 minus the roll of 3).
They have a morale value of 5+. They roll a 3 and therefore two more of their models are removed from the battle (the difference between the required roll of 5 minus the roll of 3).
The skeletons fail all of their combat rolls, but the Elven knights succeed with three of their combat rolls.
The skeletons fail with two of the three armour save rolls (one for each hit caused). Therefore two of their models that were in base contact with the enemy unit are removed as casualties.
The skeletons fail with two of the three armour save rolls (one for each hit caused). Therefore two of their models that were in base contact with the enemy unit are removed as casualties.
September 21, 2025 at 1:34 PM
The skeletons fail all of their combat rolls, but the Elven knights succeed with three of their combat rolls.
The skeletons fail with two of the three armour save rolls (one for each hit caused). Therefore two of their models that were in base contact with the enemy unit are removed as casualties.
The skeletons fail with two of the three armour save rolls (one for each hit caused). Therefore two of their models that were in base contact with the enemy unit are removed as casualties.
Just bought my copy, looking forward to reading it!
Your ethical stance is admirable, hope you sell loads of copies :)
Your ethical stance is admirable, hope you sell loads of copies :)
September 20, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Just bought my copy, looking forward to reading it!
Your ethical stance is admirable, hope you sell loads of copies :)
Your ethical stance is admirable, hope you sell loads of copies :)
If the Elven archers had been within 12” of the zombies, the rolls to hit would have required results of 5+ rather than 6.
If the zombies had been in cover, the armour save rolls would have had a +1 modifier, making their armour save rolls 2 and 6, which would have prevented one of the casualties.
If the zombies had been in cover, the armour save rolls would have had a +1 modifier, making their armour save rolls 2 and 6, which would have prevented one of the casualties.
September 20, 2025 at 10:12 AM
If the Elven archers had been within 12” of the zombies, the rolls to hit would have required results of 5+ rather than 6.
If the zombies had been in cover, the armour save rolls would have had a +1 modifier, making their armour save rolls 2 and 6, which would have prevented one of the casualties.
If the zombies had been in cover, the armour save rolls would have had a +1 modifier, making their armour save rolls 2 and 6, which would have prevented one of the casualties.
They roll two 6s, causing two hits to their target.
The zombies must then make armour save rolls. As they are horde infantry, they require rolls of 6.
The zombies roll a 1 and a 5, failing both armour save rolls and suffering two casualties as a result.
The zombies must then make armour save rolls. As they are horde infantry, they require rolls of 6.
The zombies roll a 1 and a 5, failing both armour save rolls and suffering two casualties as a result.
September 20, 2025 at 10:12 AM
They roll two 6s, causing two hits to their target.
The zombies must then make armour save rolls. As they are horde infantry, they require rolls of 6.
The zombies roll a 1 and a 5, failing both armour save rolls and suffering two casualties as a result.
The zombies must then make armour save rolls. As they are horde infantry, they require rolls of 6.
The zombies roll a 1 and a 5, failing both armour save rolls and suffering two casualties as a result.