If Bishnak was slain in the forest, would anyone hear him fall?

Of course they would! All eight participants in the campaign saw it first hand! muahaha!

How evident Bishnak's campaign tactic was - pick on the easy guys! Well Bish, if you've played the easy guys and you're still strapped for a win I suggest you find a new plan!

As you can see, Tyrant Gutstaks was very please with the victory as it was his first against Bish(imixupmyruleswithconfrontation)nak. Well fed ogres are happy ogres and nothing tastes quite as good on a red fire BBQ as tzeentch flesh, or was it yellow fire? Then again there is always the orange fire BBQ.

Tyrant Gutstaks must admit, playing the scout scenario definately helps the battle plan. When Bishnak deployed heavy on one flank I had the advantage with forests dividing up half the table which were perfect for my yhetee's to take advantage of. So the question is, was Bish unlucky to miscast on the last turn, giving me a free spell which resulted in panicking a 280 point knight unit? Definately! But one must remember that Tyrant Gutstaks was equally unlucky with the efforts of two rhinox riders who must have come to battle with gut-cramps, as they couldn't hit the side of an ogre cave even if they tried! Bishnak charged my rhinox with two level 2 scorcerors and a flank charge with 5 chaos hounds. After receiving 4 wounds, they only managed to kill one hound with their 8 strength 6 and 8 strength 4 attacks back! Losing combat by 3 they fled and were cut down. Never will I let rhinox feast on gnoblar toads before battle again! Bad indigestion I say!