Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!
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Spectre Working On Mythos Supplement For Their Game!
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Pre-Order Caesar Ink’s Doomsong Roleplaying Game
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Check Out PWork Wargames’ Halloween 2025 Sale!
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Wargames Atlantic Unleash A Horde Of Zombies For Halloween!
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Deadly Cryx Experiments Come To Steamforged’s Warmachine
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Trench Crusade Brings Its Grimdark Warfare To Kickstarter
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Piano Wargames’ Ace Danube Campaign Kickstarter Launches
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Warlord’s Vanguard: Normandy Comes To Kickstarter Next Week
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Get An Angry Gift Chicken For Para Bellum Games’ Conquest!
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The Ottomans Bring Their Expertise To TTCombat’s Carnevale
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Tackle The Mountains Of Madness With New Crooked Dice Minis
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Bulk Out Your Ancient Greek Army With V&V Miniatures
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Eldritch Foundry’s New Colour 3D Printing Kickstarter – Live Now!
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Late-War Leviathan Pre-Orders Up For Flames Of War
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New Miniature Previews For Fantasy Game, Guards Of Traitor’s Toll
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Valkir Heavy Troopers Take To The Battlefield From Wargames Atlantic
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Aeldari Phoenix Lord Fuegan Returns To Warhammer 40K Soon!
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Villainous New Lord Comes To GW’s Middle-earth Strategy Game
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Dive Into A New Halloween Game With Black Site’s GhostWatcher
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Warhammer 40K’s Da Red Gobbo Is Back For Christmas 2024
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The Union Coming To Warcradle’s Armoured Clash In November!
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Panzerfäuste Support Teams Now Available From Wessex Games
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Sarissa Builds More Of Grey For Now’s Guards Of Traitor’s Toll
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Plastic Mounted Gunfighters Coming Soon For Dead Man’s Hand
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Seraphon & Nurgle Coming To Warhammer Underworlds
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Begin With Malifaux’s Resurrectionist Starter Box Soon!
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New Veteran Infantry & German WWII Bundles From Warlord Games
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Inside Armies Of Germany! New Book For Bolt Action 3rd Edition
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Infinity Essentials Set Coming December From Corvus Belli
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Beware Spiders & The Awoken Coming To GCT’s Bushido!
That’s going to be a bloody battle in town!
@silverfox8 ‘s French defense in that down was epic!
Ya, quite the battle shaping up.
Can you imagine the killing lanes in those streets!
All that ranked fire.
Row after row.
This was part of 1809 Battle of Essling in which @avernos, @silverfox8 , and Andrew participated.
nothing like a quiet walk down the street?
Yeah, just dodge the occasional Austrian cannonball bouncing down the cobblestones.
And ten pin bowling is born?
No, the pins don’t dodge. 🙂 🙂 🙂
if they see the ball?
Apparently, because John’s French held the flank here like a CHAMP. 😀
That bricky really knows how to build terrain.
Fighting in that town was insanely violent, but the French held!