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The Foundry – Rio Sonaro

Central Texas Board Game and Miniatures Posted on December 10, 2020 by RichardApril 13, 2021

To fill in the time between games, we are building terrain. The Foundry mdf building is part of a southwestern Texas town.

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Wild West Exodus – The Town Raid

Central Texas Board Game and Miniatures Posted on December 7, 2020 by RichardDecember 7, 2020

The town of Dead Oak was raided twice. Once by the Wayward Eight then by the Confederates. The Lawmen fought off the Wayward Eight even though the Lawmen were prepared for the raid to come across the river but were … Continue reading →

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Wild West Exodus – Town of Drudge (practice)

Central Texas Board Game and Miniatures Posted on November 30, 2020 by RichardApril 14, 2021

Tried the new Wild West Exodus game. We set up a three player scenario to practice using the used. Three fractions were used.. The Lawmen … The Confederates … and The Wayward Eight (think Firefly)… After five turns, Lee (The … Continue reading →

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Rangers of Shadow Deep – The House

Central Texas Board Game and Miniatures Posted on November 23, 2020 by RichardNovember 23, 2020

Evidence from the encampment lead the party to a suspected house. The rangers each brought two companions. Richard started out well by casting a fireball into the first room to eliminate the two knolls but was killed at the second … Continue reading →

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Rangers of Shadow Deep – The Encampment

Central Texas Board Game and Miniatures Posted on November 23, 2020 by RichardNovember 23, 2020

Another scenario with Jim, Lee and Richard. There was an encampment of knolls encamped across the river with an ogre as backup. Finally, Richard had a good day eliminating most of the knolls and ogre. Jim, as usual, sneaked across … Continue reading →

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