Warriors of the Silk Road - Lists

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The Ribble Rumble MeG competition held at Element Games on 2nd and 3rd of December was themed around armies along the famous Silk Road (sort of).

The 20 lists used are here for your delight and delectation.

Read on ...

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To start with, here are the final standings:


This was Keith's winning list:


Here are the others used but not in order. NB, the Khitan is not the list submitted by Paul Cummins, but is the one Hammy used when standing in - there appears to have been some confusion of lists.









The Khitan Liao used by Hammy













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