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@peachey ? Is this a weird collaboration or just a weird naming coincidence? XD
A weird naming coincidence that our Peachey also has the same name as the ex-GW chap haha
Check out the Cornish Guys doing Blood and Plunder
been there, did that. I swung by Gringo’s to talk to you and couldn’t see you.
The weekend is here with a bang bang, bang.
Was a fine Salute this year.
Cracking day out.Picked up What a Cowboy amongst all the other shiny stuff i came home with.
Great show. Spent too much!
It’s looked like quite the show. I love looking at all of the pics of the tables and the painting competition. Some day I’ll have to go myself.
Fantastic day, there was soo much I missed mainly because the demo table I was running was busy. May have also pounced on @brennonas he passed minding his own business and gushed about 10mm Dwarfs. ?
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I completely missed the 10mm Kings of War
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my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
A brilliant set of pictures and game descriptions, Ben and team ?. It is really nice to see so many games, especially the ones I missed on the day! ?. Thanks for taking such nice pics and the kind words for the Friends of General Haig tables – much appreciated!
Great catching up with you. One year I hope to get to play a game
You’d be very welcome, Gerry ?. Perhaps we’d get a proper fiery Lion of the North ?.
he just needs a morale style test that forces him to advance towards the closest enemy he can see, drop in a modifier per turn to account for build up of smoke and other distractions as the battle progresses that makes it more likely he’ll hare off like a Swedish Lion after a target.
Good idea. I think there do need to be some tweaks for generals etc. There were many instances of commanders being injured in actual battles, but I think the risk reward thing is putting people off doing it in my games. Will have a think – thanks for the ideas ?.
Glad the show went well for all from what folk are saying
Hope the traders found it profitable as well