So recently passed was the UK masters event, the finals of which saw Jamie Perkins (Khador) Take on Andrew Galea (Trollbloods). Needless to say the game was very interesting and captured in its entirety by the good chaps over at SteamForged which then had a commentary added to it by the players themselves.
Lock & Load took place last weekend as I’m sure many of you are aware and we had some very tasty spoilers and pics come out of it so I thought I’d have a quick look at what we know so far about the Khador side: lVlad and the Coquest!
Today we’ll have a look at a slightly more unusual sort or tournament report, this time coming not form playing it, but form making it all happen! Frontlines was the first tournament I’ve ever organized and run and wow what a learning experience. I’ve certainly got a lot to talk about so lets get to it.
So I am pleased to announce Frontlines, a 35 points Steamroller taking place the 19th May at The Outpost in Sheffield! Click on the image above for the rules pack. Entry is £15 and the day includes 4 games with prizes! Tickets are available in store. Feel free to contact me or the store directly with any questions!
My first event woooo! hope to see you guys there!
So the influx of Warmahordes players down at the new game store has been so overwhelming that, along with The Outpost, I decided to put together a Journeyman league!
So a little late but better late then never right?…right?
Oh well, either way here’s the final Part of my SmogCon 2012 report: The steamroller event!
So my first ever hardcore event! I managed to snag one of the absentee spots in the end, wrote up a quick list and juts dived in! How did it go? Not too well I’m afraid but I did hold my own and have a great time so I’m still happy with it!
Part 3 of my SmogCon report will be up soon but in the meantime I wanted to shout out for a new site that was officially announced last. The brainchild of the same guys that brought us SmogCon, they started out Livestreaming Vassal games and have now created a full site aimed at being a real centre of the community.
Part 2 of my report where we shall have a look at the event itself! There were 3 types of events: the tournaments, casual gaming and painting/modeling.
