Gamer at the End of Time

  The 11th and 12th May saw the annual Campaign show held by the Milton Keynes Wargames Society take place in the main shopping centre in Milton Keynes. As usual there was a MeG team competition with teams of 3 players in 3 different themed pools. Below are most of the lists used.

  Over the weekend of 24th/25th June a small group of MeG players fought out a 5 round 28mm MeG Maximus competition at Battlefield Hobbies. These are the army lists that were used ...

  Over the weekend of the 1st/2nd April the first 2 day MeG 28mm Magna competition  was held at the BHGS hosted Roll Call. Here are the lists used.

  In this episode of The MeG Podcast the team look at one of the iconic "classical" era armies, the Carthaginians. Covering not just the well known Punic Wars, but also the history of Carthage before their conflict with Rome, the team discuss a number of army lists of what can be a tricky pair of lists to get a good army from. So to learn more, read on ...

  In this last episode of The MeG Podcast for 2022 the team and guests sit down for a bit of a rambling chat looking back and 2022, forward to 2023, and a few other things. Hopefully a bit of light entertainment for you for the holiday ...

The MeG Podcast goes back to history in this episode with the team looking at a number of army lists in the context of Subutai and Jebe's "Great Raid", plus a look back at the recent Derventio IV competition. Read on for links and supporting information ...

Welcome to the latest Mortem et Gloriam Players Podcast additional content blog post. In this episode Ray, Richard and Nik look at the Wars of the Roses with special emphasis on the Battle of Bosworth Field. Follow this link for the podcast -  https://rayfredjohn.podbean.com/e/episode-9-the-battle-of-bosworth-field/ The lists discussed, figure suppliers and suggestions for reading material are all below.

Welcome to the latest Mortem et Gloriam Players Podcast. In this episode Ray, Richard and Nik look at “The Bronze Age Catastrophe” in the early 12th century BCE which saw the Sea Peoples invasions and the collapse of a number of long standing civilisations.

  Welcome to the latest Mortem et Gloriam Players Podcast.  In this episode Ray, Richard and Nik look at the Huns in the Balkans, 435 to 440 CE. A short, but important period of history. The lists discussed, figure suppliers and suggestions for reading material are all below.

  In a change of venue the material to go with the Mortem et Gloriam Players Podcast is now being hosted on this blog. So read on for the lists discussed, suggested figure ranges, reading material and more ...