American War of Independence – British Cavalry and Artillery

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Battle of Guilford Courthouse

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American War of Independence – Guilford Courthouse Preparing for MilleniumCon in Temple Texas in October. John Dunnam and I will run The Battle of Guilford Courthouse. I’ve prepared the terrain and Jim had prepared all the miniatures. We’ve play tested the scenario numerous times with the gang from the Centex Gaming Group. This is the second batch of Americans, and the British and Germans will follow,

American War of Independence – Americans Gallery 1

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Started preparing for MilleniumCon in Temple Texas in October. John Dunnam and I will run The Battle of Guilford Courthouse. I’ve prepared the terrain and Jim had prepared all the miniatures. We’ve play tested the scenario numerous times with the gang from the Centex Gaming Group. This is the first batch of Americans and a second batch will follow, After that I will photograph the British and Germans,

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Bad Karmas – Shub-Niggurath

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Played the first scenario in the Curse of Cthulhu Vol V – Shub-Niggurath. heroes were The Butcher, The Nun, The Detective and The Explorer. All went well until Shub-Niggurath started to lose then in one attack killed off 3 of the Heroes leaving the detective. When the detective revived two of the heroes, the game program decided to crash and burn. We will retry it again Thursday.

Midgard: Second Battle of Lincoln – Baron’s War

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Played a wing of the Second Battle of Lincoln – Baron’s War Second Battle of Lincoln which occurred at Lincoln Castle on Saturday 20 May 1217, during the First Barons’ War, between the forces of the future Louis VIII of France and those of King Henry III of England. Louis’s forces were attacked by a relief force under the command of William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke. Thomas, Count of Perche, commanding the French troops, was killed and Louis was expelled from his base in the southeast of England.

Richard and Jack played the English while Jim and Lee the French. The French under Jim defeated English under Jack. But Jack made the French pay heavily. The English under Richard totally defeated the French wing under Lee leaving Lee with only his command figure. The French left the field after realizing that they were now out numbered two:one without much hope left.