Havoc on the Hamble II - The Lists

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10th May 2025 saw the second running of the "Havoc on the Hamble: Myths and Legends" one day competition. All the armies had to be based around a named Legendary general such as: Alexander, Caesar, Boudica, Genghis Khan, Hannibal, Arthur or others.

The list that were used follow ...

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The final standings after the three games was:


The winning list was:


The other lists used were:


















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