Gamer at the End of Time

  The weekend of the 1st/2nd March saw 12 players gather for the Kent Clash. The theme for the competition was to field any army but that it must contain at least 1 unit of elephants. So this would allow a wide range of quite diverse armies. Also there was a special "Elephant King" prize for the Commander whose army killed the most Elephants. I decided to take an Indian army, Vijayanagar. Day 1 had seen me score 21 out of a possible 30. To see how I fared on the 2nd day, read on ...

  The weekend of the 1st/2nd March saw 12 players gather for the Kent Clash. The theme for the competition was to field any army but that it must contain at least 1 unit of elephants. So this would allow a wide range of quite diverse armies. Also there was a special "Elephant King" prize for the Commander whose army killed the most Elephants. I decided to take an Indian army, Vijayanagar. To see how it fared, 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 ...