Beachhead 2024 - Lists Used

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The weekend of the 10th/11th February 2024 saw the MeG competition at the Beachhead show take place. The theme was Byzantium and its enemies, 493 CE to 1071 CE.

Here are the lists used and results.

First up, thank you to Robin Spence and Cid for the organisation of the MeG competition.

All the images below can be clicked on for a larger view.

Also, congratulations to Cid for winning the competition with a perfect score of 60 from his 4 games. The full results were:


The winning list, and the winner, Cid:


It was noted at the event that there is a list note missing from the Sasanid list which can now be found on the frum - https://mortem-et-gloriam.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=3268.0#new



Second place was Paul Stovell:




Third place was Stephen Stead:




Strongest player, Adrian Pitfield:




All the rest:

























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