I've ranted about this before, but with that person there really is nothing there but the self-hatred of the petit-bourgeoisie: "I loved the horny-handed sons of toil my father employed [as I am naturally superior to them] but he made me an effete academic, which is the kind of person he'd despise."

Wait... Are they? Where?

Sounds like it's time to call upon the tactics of ol Gerard Winstanley

If Isaac Chotiner ever said this to me, I would move to the woods.

Complex art shouldn't go down smooth, but besides that, a romance reader wants to experience the story's highs and lows. A horror reader can't get a sense of dread from a summary.

"Make it easy to summarize" is the suggestion from a non-reader trying to solve books for someone who likes to read.

Absolutely lush terrain by the way! Mate of mine has the STLs but at our club we decided on Dave Graffam prints stuck to foamboard/bristol board for ruins, 'cos we're A) tight & B) no-one has time to paint all those beautiful ruins.

Same bloke as Frostgrave so you might hit the same problems, but I enjoyed Rangers of Shadow Deep (co-op). Need to be a bit imaginative in adapting what terrain one has 'cos the book demands extensive set-ups but branching options during missions were nice.

Other than that I gotta say... Mordheim?