Transport for the US Armored Rifle Platoon
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Two things inspired this particular project. I liked the way the new rules
for assault deployment in Chain of Command v2 have streamlined the way in
whic...
End Of The (Hell) Week (0)+(2)
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This has not been a fun week. The world seems to be out to get me. There
was a significant extension to the stay of a high maintenance visitor. The
police ...
"Forward Together" by Art of Wargames: Review, AAR
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Going solo has never been more enjoyable!
*BLUF: Highly recommended - buy it! *
* Whether alone as $20 as a perfect-bound game book, or $40 with two
addi...
Evaluating WotR rules Take Two. Bloody Barons 2020
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As previously trailed this was supposed to be a game of Armati, but I
dumped it because...well I wrote a blog explaining why.
I have a stack of rules to ...
Force on Force: FUBAR in Falafel!
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With Phil away on his annual August holibobs, Andy and I like to sneak in
some games that don't appeal to Phil, and as I started looking at what we
playe...
More Old World Exploration
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Our second foray into the new rules to continue the fun, again my Beastmen
but this time against Reilly playing our Chaos army for something different.
On...
Game Design #118: The Advantage and Melee
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In my "haunted Forest/Medieval STALKER" world I've been investigating RPGs
for ideas (even since someone pointed out *Symbaroum* kinda covers what
I've ...
Rain, Work, and Bronko Nagurskimouse
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About a month ago, I went down the basement to find my paint rack knocked
over onto my paint table and all of the things in various stages of build
and p...
The Miller's Tale - Episode 14
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Episode 14, in which Mike gets to have a guest back again! Yes, it's James
Morris, back again to explain how Midgard Heroic Battles has been going,
what'...
Tokamak Oxford
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Shrove Tuesday I was at Tokamak Energy. All bundled up because it was
freezing cold in Oxford. The whole machine is housed inside this huge
warehouse, wh...
Presenting ... Bob Moss
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When I saw this Classic Treant from the Nolzur's Marvelous Unpainted
Miniatures line by WizKids, I couldn't resist buying it. It looks like it
came strai...
Trouble on the Docks - Historicon 2025
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A Western Alliance cargo ship is coming into the port of Edmundburgh, to
deliver supplies. Eastern Socialist Republic forces must attempt a
hit-and-run a...
Salute 2025
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OK, it's two days late but here is my photo round-up of Salute 2025. You
can also take it as proof of life, given that I haven't posted here since
last ...
Warp Speed into 2025
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The last year has been quite challenging. I suffered a stroke in November
2023 and have spent the last year or so in recovery. I'm not there yet, but
do...
When I started writing this blog back in the day, two odd years ago (and very odd years they have been indeed, channeling Charles Gray for...
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OK, that is completely cool. The robot is amazing. The play or whatever they are doing is a bit odd but neat dragon.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind seeing the play, or whatever it was that it appears in either.
DeleteHaha, that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOnly thing missing is the laser beams coming out of its eyes.
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