Britcon 2022 - All The Lists

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The dust may not quite have settled after Britcon, but the competition is most definitely over, the victors crowned with laurels and the rest of us licking our wounds and planning revenge.

Therefore, for your delight and delectation read on for the lists used by those who took part ...

Although we had 24 entries we had, due to circumstances, 2 players who had to drop out, thus leaving 22 to fight it out for the top spot. In addition, Pete Entwistle could only make the Friday and Saturday, however, Kev Brewin was able to take his place for the Sunday games and so we, thankfully, remained even in numbers.

Laurence Donohoe (Cid) and Richard Jeffrey-Cook most ably handled the draw with impressive efficiency. So a big shout out to them.

The final standings were:


Many congratulations to Simon Elliott for becoming the Meg Britcon Champion 2022.

And so onto the lists, in no particular order ...























There are 23 lists as Pete and Kev used marginally different versions of the same army.


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