Kai NRG

Okay, I invented something! Thanks! Thanks Goliath!

A guerrilla on C5 vs. the HC.

With a little conniving, Ageven managed to sign a treaty with the Haxtarus, ruler of Cefivia, a location on the outskirts of the Witherwoods, handing the control of the territory over to Ulandus. I'm enjoying all these little interior scenes as you can probably tell! Just in case you think I'm just pumping out a lot of little tiny stuff, my next build should make you happy! Comments are welcome!

Countered!

Just look at their eyes. Which one looks like he's seeing a mirage to you? As it turns out, the spot was so good that it became a common rendezvous for the Ulandian big-wigs! C&C welcome!

I'd imagine that if the lieutenants once got caught up (maybe after WZ5) keeping up on a build by build day by day basis wouldn't be too challenging! It's hard for me to tell exactly how many points I got for each guerrilla/counter, since those changed in the middle! Otherwise our totals should probably be the same or at least very close.

A very nice build for this WZ, great touch with the graves at the end! The Ulandians on the opposite side of the wall are well posed too, especially the guy with his back against it! Only one nitpick, if I may - the entire scene looks more like it's inside a city rather than outside. I think it's because of the way the wall turns in, rather than out. To a lesser extent the architecture strikes me as more of a governmental building rather than a wall, but that's not so important. Of course with the size limit making the wall turn the other way would have been highly impractical though!

Unfortunately I did not get a free pass to B8, here's a link to JN's counter.

A fantastic counter, we'll show 'em! The build itself is very nice but the function just puts it over the top!

If the lieutenants are going to get a perk, you should make them earn their salt by keeping track of the personal points for all of their teammates. I've been keeping pretty good track of my own, btw.

Did Garmadon not bother to tell you he took you at your word and set up a Week 6 guerrilla thread? That boy...

Counter to Umbra-Mantis' attack on L15. Edit: Counter to Hammerhand at J13.

No problem! Thank you! Thanks Gabor! Thanks!

A great build, the underground section is well done and nice work on the wall texturing! Given Garmadon's upcoming build though this is highly ironic...

Thanks! Thank you! Yeah, I know that about the DK, but Garmadon is busy deflecting the real one.

A nice counter! Good job on the barricade!

Countered!

Title says all! Really, there wasn't much else that could be done to counter this! And a dogless shot. Comments are welcome, if you're interested in making one on such a tiny thing, . Thanks for viewing!

A free-build from me!

This is a continuation of my Tales of the Past series - and I know you're all going, "What on earth is that?" It's been a while I suppose. Links to the other parts, but as always I've tried to have the story make sense even if you haven't read the other sections. Parts One, Two, Three, Four, and Five. Slowly, sadly, Kalaflar rode up to the castle gate. With a feeling of dread he looked up at the massive towers of the keep and sighed. As he dismounted the porter caught sight of him. "You've returned!" he called joyously from the top of the gatehouse. He hastened down to open the gate. "Where is Gascoyne?" he asked, looking around curiously as Kalaflar came in. Kalaflar did not respond, and the porter grew silent. Presently they came to the room belonging to the lord of the castle. "How has father been?" Kalaflar asked the porter. "Nervously awaiting news. Just yesterday he said he was sure Gascoyne would not return," he added in a husky voice. "He was right," said Kalaflar sadly, entering the room. "Is that you, Kalaflar?" asked the old man in a trembling voice, "What is it, my boy?" "Father," began Kalaflar, but his voice failed him and he lowered his eyes. "It is Gascoyne," said the old man in a patient, sad voice. "I knew when he left me he would not return. Tell me all, Kalaflar." So Kaflar told him of their defense of the tower, of the black knight's menacing words, and of their final meeting at the cathedral, and Gascoyne's fall. The old knight sank back on his couch. Once, twice, he tried to rise, but failed. "Promise me," he said at last, "Promise me, you will seek vengeance - no, not vengeance, seek justice - justice on this villainous murderer!" He sank back upon the couch, and Kalaflar knelt beside him, pleading with him, begging him to live. "No. I go to my long home. You, you take up the mantle I leave behind. Promise me," he whispered again. "I promise." With regard to the story, I may as well as remark that Kalaflar is wearing Gascoyne's armor, and they are not actually brothers; the old knight is Kalaflar's adoptive father only. As for the build, I was pretty happy with how the window turned out. C&C welcome!

Very nice job, we sure are coming out strong this WarZone! The wall is well done and good work on the base as well!

Thanks to everyone who commented! Haha, Garmadon was going to snap it up but I pulled it out from under him I think... Thanks! Not at all! We are setting them free once again to roam the DK wilds at their leisure and infest the DK grounds with their diseases as they please! Thanks! They're readily available in convenient quantities. Thanks! Actually I'm not sure, I can't remember if I put the cows on first or the catapult. I think the catapult, if that's the case then forward stabilizers were not necessary because I distinctly remember it tipping forward. Thanks!

Thanks everyone! No I didn't know that! Fits in pretty well though! Thanks JN!

Thanks! Oh yes, there could have been a bit of goo flying everywhere I suppose... Yeah, I could have theoretically rounded it more, but that might not have been so practical! Thanks MassEditor! I think the pig was coated with some sort of anti-digestive enzyme pill that hopefully did it's work before the soldiers got out.

Thanks guys! Thanks! Yes, now that you mention it that looks quite weird. It's just that with the jumpers sticking out I felt that it should be inset a bit so I gave it a half inset and then with the angle only caught the ones that were sticking out... but the rest is there, I assure you! Thanks ME! Actually I could have done a wider wall but that would have sliced the height about in half. This kind of texturing sure uses up a lot of pieces!