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The Stream

Queetch crept slowly along the stream, his dark fur was all-but invisible on this dark night but he still preferred to stay below the level of the bank where possible.  It had been a long journey from the Black Pit, deep in the Massif Orcal, he had travelled stealthily south through the mountains and past the patrols on the river Slow, then up the Morceaux, skirting the small settlement of Overford, before swimming across just east of Ælfinfort.  Now he neared his destination, the castle of Ælfinfort Keep, home to the hated Robert de Giselles.  Now, however, the chiefs of Clan Eshin had spoken and the lot had fallen to him to dispose of this enemy of the Horned One.  Tonight would be Sir Robert’s last

Here starts the Tale of Marie de Quenelles, an ancestor of Gueron.

 It was winter, Gilles-Tide, 1493, and Marie is remembering her family history while awaiting word of her father.

 For those that are not fully familiar with the calendar of the Warhammer World, there are 12 months; After-Witching, Year-Turn, Plough-Tide, Ladys-Month, Summer-Tide, Fore-Mystery, After-Mystery, Harvest-Tide, Brew-Month, Chill-Month, Gilles-Tide, and Fore-Witching. Of these months ten have 33 days, and two have 32 days.  

There are six days that are not included in months; Witching Night (New Year, before After-Witching), Lily-Day (Spring Equinox, between Year-Turn and Plough-Tide), Peace-Tide (Summer Solstice, between Summer-Tide and Fore-Mystery), Day of Mystery (Between Fore-Mystery and After Mystery, Commemerates the First Appearance of the Lady of the Lake), Grail Day (Autumn Equinox, between Harvest-Tide and Brew-Month), and Kings Sleep (Winter Solstice, between Gilles-Tide and Fore-Witching).

 The Current year is 1544. The Storm of Chaos took place in 1543-1544.

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How to make defensive stakes for your Bretonnian Bowmen.

 There can be two reasons to add defensive stakes to your archers. 

1- You have archer models from previous game editions and you need defensive stakes to play them.

2- You want to field archers using a frontage of 5 or 10 models and the stakes sold in the Bretonnian Archer box only cover 4 men , and two sets of them only cover 8 models.