Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part Two!
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Final Day For Full Spectrum Dominance’s Third Wave
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Warp Celebrate Gnomevember With The Mousehold Cavalry!
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Roleplay In A World Of Irish Myth & Folklore With Beyond The Woods
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Satyr Unleash Their Menagerie Of Oldhammer Beastmen
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Journey To Bloody Hollow & Face The Headless Horseman!
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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
What a nice scenario troops and terrain.
Once I saw those amphibious assault vehicles (as used by the US Marine Corps) I had to swing by and take some photos! 😀
Great table!
I can’t believe that Jim (@oriskany) did not shoot some video of this game. I know that Jim loves this rules set.
Maybe the owners they didn’t want to talk on camera
This was actually shot after the crew had “closed shop” for the night, I continue to prowl the gaming halls until everything pretty much shuts down entirely, shooting targets of opportunity (i.e., great tables). There was video content for an even bigger Force on Force table. So because there is SO MUCH going on here, we’re not really covering the same system twice unless it is requested. Still, I can shoot some photos and submit them for posting later the next day …
We’re literally working until the wee hours of the morning on this stuff, guys.
@oriskany probably the only way your going to be able to catch some of the stuff, also makes taking shots easier without bodies intervening just as your getting the sweet spot photo. Kudos for long hours.
Tried to keep the photos as “elbow free” as possible.
No way to keep them entirely “wrist and finger free.”
Happy to say they are “plumber’s crack” free! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Yeah, there was a lot of that flashing around. 🙂
Actually yes @templar007 – Force on Force is still my single favorite moderns miniature rule set, if for no other reason that it captures the real differences between Regular and Irregular armies (you know, 99% of modern warfare). 😀 ALTHOUGH I say that before I’ve had a chance to play UltraCombat Modern …
nice work on the table.
😀
The straightness of that road suggests this game isn’t set in Ireland 🙂 Nice table.
Hmmm … LVTPs amphib assault vehicles, palm trees, straight roads … things you don’t find in Ireland.
We do have palm trees 🙂 Well, not real ones, but ones that look like them. This is were my history, geography and botany might be a bit sketchy…but basically due to the North Atlantic Drift/Gulf Stream, Ireland doesn’t really suffer harsh winters compared to other places on similar latitudes (Coleraine is on a pretty similar latitude to Moscow). Palm like trees were imported by the rich for their gardens in the 19th/20th centuries and now they have gone rogue and spread especially on southern/western coastal areas. It does shock a lot of tourists! No coconuts though!
Other than the coconuts that work at OTT! 😀 😀 😀
I think it´s a great achievement of the board-makers, if you can recognize the theatre or place of the action from just the first glimpse of the table.
Agree 100%! We’re running around between tables, and one might catch our eye … usually because we instantly know the setting or system.