Gamer at the End of Time

  The annual ToIL competition took place over the Easter weekend, 30th and 34th March, 2024 at the wonderfully hospitable Boards and Swords Hobbies . These are the lists that were used.

  As we try to do after each competition here are the lists used at the MeG competition at Warfare 2022. No promise as to their efficacy, that is all down to the player and, of course, the dice ...

  The last weekend in October saw the MeG regulars, plus some less than regulars, gather at Boards and Swords Hobbies in Derby for the 5th running of Will Denham's Derventio competition. I took an all time favourite of mine, Middle Sasanid Persians. Read on to see how they did ...

  The weekend of 29th & 30th October was the fifth running of the Derventio MeG competition at Boards and Swords Hobbies in Derby. Here are the lists used.

  Being an account of how my Angkor Empire army did at the Skullrollers 2022 competition. Read on to find out what happened ...

  The dust has just about settled after the 5 games of Skullrollers 2022 and a new champion has been crowned. So as is now traditional, here are the army lists used ...

  In what is probably the last MeG Podcast of the year the team look back at the recent Ribble Rumble competition held in Stockport, the maybe partly controversial list changes for 2022, and a look forward to the MeG scene in 2022. The regulars are joined by Graham Wilmott and the one and only James "Hammy" Hamilton.

  Sasanid Persian was the first army I used seriously when I started MeG and has been one of my more successful choices ever since. Here I go through an army list...

  The dust has settled on the first "proper" UK MeG competition of 2021, and the team look back at their army choices - why they chose the armies they did, the composition, and how they fared in the heat of battle. Did they regret their choices? Did they make mistakes? Read on to find out ...