We are a group of like minded wargamers, who all like to gather and roll dice against each other in games of fantasy or science fiction. The group meets on alternating Thursdays (see the event list in the side bar to the right, or below on mobile, to find out when the next session is). More information about the club, including relevant fees and who is part of the club Committee can be found from the menu bar above.
Last night was heaving! Such a fantastic turn out, and great to see so many people with some truly beautiful models in play. See below for a few pics of the action, and see you again for the next meet on the 21st August 🙂
Another month goes by, and another Paint Appreciation Society gallery is produced! Find it here or by navigating off the Hobby Menu drop down. Lots more great hobby developments, and always a pleasure to post to show what our attendees have been up to 🙂
The Summer Slam… well… slammed!! 5 tables of Warmachine on the go simultaneously – always a beautiful sight to see. The missions on the day ended up being Payload, Two Fronts and Best Laid Plans. The competition was tight, but congratulations to Martyn for taking the top spot, and to Nathan for winning the painting vote (entry #1 below). I strongly suggest taking a look at our Instagram too for a reel of the day getting started in round 1. The fun doesn’t stop here though – information is now up for our next event on September 6th; The Autumn… Read moreSummer Slamming!!
6 months since relaunch. We made it! You may or may not know, but when I took on club management at the turn of the year, and formed the committee, I gave myself a line in the sand of 6 months to verify that the club was sustainable with the way that I wanted to run things. I am very pleased to report that with the help of the committee, and all of our attendees that we have smashed my expectations! We are killing it! As a small thanks, we gave an engraved custom D6 to everyone in attendance last… Read moreHalf Birthday!
Only a couple of days late this time… Much fun, despite the heat at our regular meet on the 10th – plenty of Warmachine, 40K and Kill Team with cold drinks available from the fridge (much needed!). But that’s not all – following on from the Tivendus Apocalypse (write up coming soon…. I promise), Steve has extended the narrative into an on going land grab style campaign open to everyone – just turn up and play! So far, the Aeldari have colonised dino island and Magnus has promised to burn it to the ground.
Damn that was a busy month! I completely forgot to even take any photos of the games being played on the 12th of June – sorry, and here we are, close to a week over due for the games played on the 26th (see below). I am slacking! I guess its just a miracle that I remembered Junes’ Paint Appreciation Society round up… We are also coming up on 3 and a half weeks until our next Warmachine Steamroller tournament – sign ups are looking good, but there’s still time to get in if you want to throw down 🙂
Of course you do!! That’s why I am pleased to announce a series of events over the summer! The first two events will be standard Steamroller (2 lists, 100pts, up to 16 players, 3 rounds with an optional fourth if leading players want it, scenarios randomly drawn on the day) as I know we have members wanting to practice for the Welsh at the end of September. The last date, may be a steamroller, but I will wait to see what the appetite is just two weeks following the Welsh, and whether or not SFG have released the Narrative Event… Read moreWho wants more Warmachine??
Damn, this month we smashed the submissions – beating the last two months by a decent margin! Lots of beautiful paint to see, as well as nostalgia trips, and also the entries to the Tivvy Tussle’s Painting Competition. Something for everyone! Check it out here or via the Hobby Corner menu item.
Yet another fun evening! Check out the photos from our meet this week, to see what you have been missing out on if you don’t come along 😉 next meet is June 12th – see you then!
That was an amazing day – 10 players fighting it out for supremacy, with Luke cinching the final victory. Some absolutely riveting games were being played and it was a joy to watch how things unfolded. Also, congrats to Dan (entry #1) and Rob (entry #3) for drawing the vote in the painting competition – I couldn’t choose the deciding vote, so they both won! There is a definite hunger for more, so watch this space for more future Warmachine tournaments.
