Gamer at the End of Time

  The dust may not quite have settled after Britcon, but the competition is most definitely over, the victors crowned with laurels and the rest of us licking our wounds and planning revenge. Therefore, for your delight and delectation read on for the lists used by those who took part ...

  The 9th and 10th of July saw a "biblical" themed competition at Battlefield Hobbies . Here are the lists that were fielded.

  The team plus guests look back at the God Wills It competition and the armies they used, why they chose it and how they did with them. Read on for their pearls of wisdom.

  Over the weekend of 25th and 26th June Battlefield Hobbies in Daventry hosted a "Crusades" themed MeG competition. Here are the lists that were used over the 2 days ...

  The team return and in this episode turn their collective eyes on central/eastern Europe and the army of Hungary as led by Janos Hunyadi. Do they find any gems amongst the armies, or just also rans? Listen and read on to find out.

  On 21st and 22nd May the "Footsloggers" competition was run at Battlefield Hobbies . As the name suggests this had a theme of infantry armies - other than a camp armies had to wholly comprise of “Foot” troops. To see the armies and results read on ...

  In this episode the team look at the Spanish Reconquista to about 1250 CE, and a selection of army lists from the MeG lists for the period.

The Ribble Warriors hosted a MeG competition over the weekend of 23rd/24th with a theme of "Armies and Enemies of the Caesars" - so Roman armies and their enemies. After some dithering about what to take I went with Hunnic. It proved to be a good choice...

  In this episode the team plus guest Rob Hutton look at a selection of the Indian armies that are available in the MeG lists.

  So after 3 games I have 2 wins and a loss. Will the final game see the Liao return to winning ways or again fall by the wayside. As ever, read on to find out ...