Gamer at the End of Time

The annual Campaign show was held on 10th/11th May in Milton Keynes and there was, as usual, a MeG team competition. Eight teams of three players played five games. To see the lists used, read on ...

  So after a first day of mixed fortunes in my games (win and losing draw) followed by a convivial evening involving Six nations rugby, beer and an Italian meal, the second day of the competition dawned bright and sunny. To see if I could improve on the first day read on ...

  The 2025 MeG competition circuit moved on to the beachhead competition in Bournemouth on the weekend of the 8th/9th February. The theme was any army up to 1000 CE that could have Coastal as a territory type in its list. After a certain amount of dithering I decided to take my Yamato Era Japanese. Read on to see how it did ...

  The podcast team return after a bit of a summer break and bring you a new podcast on a bit of a different topic. In this episode we look at Allies.

  The annual Britcon MeG competition took place over the three days of 9th, 10th and 11th August in Nottingham, UK. To see the results and armies used read on ...

  As we try to do after each competition here are lists used at the MeG Ice and Fire 2023 competition held at Battlefield Hobbies . No promise as to their efficacy, that is all down to the player and, of course, the dice ...

  In part one of this write up we saw how my Ilkhanate army fared against Qin and Bantu on the first day of the 2023 running of the MeG Ice & Fire competition. That left me in "mid-table mediocrity"; would day 2 see me improve. Read on ...