Gamer at the End of Time

  The annual Warfare wargames show took place on 15th and 16th November. There was, of course, a MeG competition and this year the theme was "Late Medieval and Italian Wars, 1351 CE to 1520 CE" with the allowed armies being drawn from eastern and western Europe in the main. To see the lists that were used, read on ...

The annual "SkullRollers" MeG competition was held at Battlefield Hobbies , Daventry, UK over the weekend of 25th/26th October. As ever it was an "open" competition and was 4 rounds of games. As I'm not a fan of "open" comps I wasn't planning to play but said I would if it would ensure even number to avoid any byes. As it turned out I did end up playing on the first day, but not the second as one player took ill and had to drop out. So to see how I did in the 2 games I played, read on ...

  The annual "SkullRollers" MeG competition was held at Battlefield Hobbies , Daventry, UK over the weekend of 25th/26th October. As ever it was an "open" competition and was 4 rounds of games. 28 players signed up and to see the lists used, read on ...

  The dust has just about settled after the 5 games of Skullrollers 2022 and a new champion has been crowned. So as is now traditional, here are the army lists used ...

  The dust may not quite have settled after Britcon, but the competition is most definitely over, the victors crowned with laurels and the rest of us licking our wounds and planning revenge. Therefore, for your delight and delectation read on for the lists used by those who took part ...