Just back from this year's Ammobunker OpenBash, and I bring plenty of pictures with me.
http://s772.photobucket.com/albums/yy3/MarcoSkoll/Inquisitor%20Events/OpenBash2012/Somehow it ended up being me running the table and we got through a couple of 28mm games in amongst other stuff.
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Game 1 was Inquisitor Adorno (Molotov) and Tybalt (Keravin) trying to argue it out over an ancient book and its various fakes.
Molotov had some bad luck with action rolls that slowed him down quite a lot at the start, but his chrono-gladiator managed to do a lot of damage regardless (injuring Interrogator Serren, Arbitrator Camiron and her cyber-mastiff). Tybalt got some good Banishment rolls in and put Mol's Seraphael out of the game, and eventually he managed to wrest the genuine book from Mourn.
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Game 2 was Lord Markus Karlmunn (myself), Inquisitor Tybalt and Priest Cecil Sonerhud (PDH) simply trying to collect various items of interest.
This one involved a very protracted close combat, because Markus and PDH's Governor Daven Kel-Rosber got into combat with each other - Markus largely unable to do serious damage to Daven, but also being too good on the defence for Daven to hit back. They were still fighting it out when we called it a game.
Keravin came out on top again, actually managing to escape with some objectives without any of his characters dying. Although he does have to buy a second replacement cyber-mastiff.
PDH's Factotum Exexaus Pernor had some fun with a drum-mag autogun, going completely full-auto for an entire turn - with precisely zero hits.
My own Cerys didn't do so well, but Sian managed to make a bit of a mess - possibly because she went through two lasgun charge packs in one game.
Pictures for this one will be slightly odd, as we had to change a piece of scenery mid-game because it needed to be taken home.
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Other than that, John Blanche was around during the day. Came over and checked out the table full of Inq28 models in the morning (at which point, Mol encouraged me to show him the 54mm Battle Sister I had along), and brought his sketchbook around at lunch. Lots of interesting stuff that hasn't made it to print and/or the web yet - I can only hope he succeeds in his quest to get Steve Buddle to make a model of the mechanically winged Seraphim.
