The MeG Podcast S2:E4 - Ribble Rumble, List Changes and What 2022 Promises

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In what is probably the last MeG Podcast of the year the team look back at the recent Ribble Rumble competition held in Stockport, the maybe partly controversial list changes for 2022, and a look forward to the MeG scene in 2022.

The regulars are joined by Graham Wilmott and the one and only James "Hammy" Hamilton.

The podcast can be found here - https://themegpodcast.podbean.com/e/season-2episode-4-ribble-rumble-list-changes-and-what-2022-promises/


Ribble Rumble

The results were:


Pete's winning list:


Hammy's list:


Graham's list:


Matt's list:



List Changes

Richard mentioned a topic on the forum in relation to Sasanid infantry; this can be found here - https://mortem-et-gloriam.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=2236.0


MeG Wiki

Mentioned during the podcast and can be found here - https://mortem-et-gloriam.fandom.com/wiki/Mortem_et_Gloriam_Wiki

It would be good if people would add to it as much as they can to make this a really good community resource.


Events 2022

Hammy mentioned a MeG "Bootcamp" being run by Simon Hall at Battlefield Hobbies on 8th January; you can book for this here - https://www.battlefieldhobbies.co.uk/our-events/


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