Gamer at the End of Time

  The MeG Podcast team are back with a look back at the recent SkullRollers competition held at Battlefield Hobbies , and they are joined by a guest, Andy Catlow. To see what they thought about the competition, read on ...

The annual "SkullRollers" MeG competition was held at Battlefield Hobbies , Daventry, UK over the weekend of 25th/26th October. As ever it was an "open" competition and was 4 rounds of games. As I'm not a fan of "open" comps I wasn't planning to play but said I would if it would ensure even number to avoid any byes. As it turned out I did end up playing on the first day, but not the second as one player took ill and had to drop out. So to see how I did in the 2 games I played, read on ...

  The annual "SkullRollers" MeG competition was held at Battlefield Hobbies , Daventry, UK over the weekend of 25th/26th October. As ever it was an "open" competition and was 4 rounds of games. 28 players signed up and to see the lists used, read on ...

  The weekend of 13th/13th October 2024 saw the annual Skullrollers Championship take place at Battlefield Hobbies. 28 players battled it out over 4 games to see who would take home the trophy. To see the results and the lists used, read on ...

  Over the weekend of the 13th & 14th January the 3rd edition of the very popular Ice and Fire competition was run at Battlefield Hobbies in Daventry, UK. As ever there was a great variety of lists - the theme is "sort of easternish open". To see the lists used, read on ...

  For the annual MeG Skullrollers competition I chose to use my 7th Crusade army. The choice was made because despite painting it back in 2019, I hadn't used it in competition. I must confess I don't think it is that effective an army, but had painted it to have a "crusader" army that wasn't one of my usual choices. Due to circumstances I acted as umpire on the first day of the competition, but did get to play the 2 games on the second day. To find out how St. Louis did, read on ...

  The weekend of 7th/8th October 2023 saw the annual Skullrollers Championships which were held at Battlefield Hobbies . A susual, here are the lists used over the weekend along with the final results ...

  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 ...

  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 ...

  Sunday afternoon and the 5th and final game of "Skullrollers". After 3 wins and a draw I am well placed and meet John Munro with his James IV Scots army of Flodden. Can I repeat the success of the English on that day, or fall short ...

  We now turn to the second day of the MeG "Skullrollers" event. After two wins and a draw on day one I'm doing pretty well if a bit off the pace of the leaders. So how did the fourth game turn out ...

  So we now move onto the third game in the 2021 "Skullrollers" competition. The third game in a day can be the hardest due to a bit of mental fatigue setting in, so to find out if it got to me read on ...

  To follow the account of the victory of my Seljuqs over the Almoravids in the first round of the 2021 "Skullrollers" competition, here is what transpired in the second round...

Over the weekend of the 25th/26th September 30 eager MeGers gathered at the London Grand Tournament for the MeG World Championships - a.k.a. "Skullrollers". This had last been run in 2019, with the 2020 edition becoming a victim of the pandemic, and so there was a lot of interest. Sadly due to Covid restrictions overseas attendance was understandably low, but a few brave Europeans did make the journey. So now the dust has settled, and the warriors and kings have departed, here are the lists used ...