From PhilH: War Parties at the Pit of the Pendulum (68 Points and a content warning)

Finally got there with this one, building on my first entry to the Challenge but which will now unlock a flurry of Chambers for me to post this week. As soon as the Chambers were revealed, I knew I had just the ticket for this Chamber, courtesy of the recent Brigade Games French-Indian War Kickstarter. Befitting the savage frontier wars in the American Wilderness, the Kickstater included a couple of gruesome models to represent some of the unpleasentess visited on both losers of a skirmish or battle, or the defenceless settlers. They are bolstered by more warriors from Perry Miniatures.

Probably the most common incidents of violence were scalpings. Wile considered distasteful to the European commanders who struggled with the nature of wilderness warfare and tried to fight traditional linear battles (particularly the British) these incidents were actually encouraged, with native allies paid for the scalps of opposing tribes.

And this guy is pretty recognisable for those of a certain vintage of 1990s blockbuster films:

Ahhh yes, the infamous Magua heart-eating scene from Last of the Mohicans.

These are meant for Sharp Practice FIW and AWI, bringing me to two groups and Magua as their leader and the scalping vignette as battlefield clutter or a Jump-off Point.

Nine 28mm models, plus one prone, and the Chamber bonus makes 68 Points for my tally.