A rather eclectic mix of games and projects.
First up club night and over at the Wyvern's a 4 player Stargrave outing, using anything we can get our hands on, just simply turn up and play.
Meanwhile the Visitors from the 4th planet from the Sirian Star make hard work of picking off the local inhabitants.
After months of nagging I finally relented and let my young nephew play with the grown up toys. King Arthur has to travel the table visiting various way points picking up recruits and defeating any nasty's along the way. We picked Songs of Blades and Heroes as a great introduction to proper gaming.
My young padawan picked up the rules really quickly, even if he did play fast and loose with the measuring stick :-) After slaying numerous enemies.... Arthur was victorious.
I fear I have created a monster.
Having given the Sudan a well overdue outing I saw a post of on Tales From GHQ: The Battle of Tettenhall Green with an excellent game of The Very British Civil War. It's been a long while since Worcester was a flame... so maybe time for another outing.
With the King residing in the County at Madresfield Court, Worcester has stuck to it's long held motto of "Civitas in bello et pace fidelis" - The City Faithful in War & Peace. The City maintains a moderate pro government stance with reluctant support from the regular royalist forces and local Worcester City police.
Whilst largely peaceful as the crisis in the country unfolds a number of opposition groups have sprung up, notably armed elements from the Severn Riverside, Wharf, Labours Federation (SRWLF) with an enclave in the Diglis area. This group is supported by communists out of Birmingham and armaments being shipped over the Malvern's from the Anglican's based in Hereford.
Just need to find where I packed the figures away now.
That's an old project now for a new one - Coming soon in May.
For years I fancied turning the excellent Standard Games - Outremer/Cry Havoc game to miniatures, with the new Baron's War range it might just make it to the table.
Until next time.....
Lots going on at your place Stu! Nice to have a young relative interested in wargaming - even if he cheats a bit - who doesnt now and then?! Sometimes one needs to balance the malign influence of dice Gods...... Make sure to encourage your nephew as often as possible!
ReplyDeleteNext up WW2 and a dose of history.... :-)
DeleteA great mix of stuff going on there Stu:)
ReplyDeleteA cluttered mind Steve...
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Stu
Nice gaming, Stu. Good to hear your nephew seems to have caught the gaming bug too.
ReplyDeleteNot sure my Brother will see it that way Dean looking at how much stuff one can collect over the years ;-)
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Stu