Age of Arthur Campaign Day - 1st April

[scrivs]

I am running another Age of Arthur day on Sunday, 1st April 2012 at Maelstrom Games.

The format will be very much like the previous one where players pick a 1500pt list plus a 250pt bonus force from Age of Arthur and compete for the dominance of Brittania. We plan to play four games on the day. (Irish players please be aware that your chariots will be penalised in some way).

The cost will be £12.00 including a buffet lunch.

I'm initially limited to 20 places.

If you are interested, PM me and I will send you the PayPal details for payment.

[Naseby]

Thanks for organising this Scrivs. When is the deadline for entries? There are a few of us from Peterborough interested in doing this. I don't use Paypal - would you accept a cheque?
Grahame

[scrivs]

Hi Grahame

A cheque is fine, I will PM you my postal address.

Paul

[scrivs]

There is a month to go and I've got a dozen players signed up and paid. There are still a few folks who have expressed an interest but who have not paid yet.

If you would like to come, it's £12.00 including lunch. You'll need a 1500pt list from Age of Arthur plus a 250pt bonus force that you may get to use in some of your games.

If you want to come, please email me; smith.paul18@sky.com or make a PayPal payment to the same address.

[scrivs]

I have published the rules pack for this event on my Blog: http://scrivsland.blogspot.com/2012/03/ ... -pack.html

[Naseby]

What time do you want us at Maelstrom?

[FleetfootMike]

What time do you want us at Maelstrom?

"Please arrive for 09:00 so we can get an early start."

[scrivs]

Thanks Mike, the time was only added this week - I missed it - whoops.

See you all this weekend.

[scrivs]

I've done big write-up on the Scrivsland blog

Loads more images etc. on there, but here are a sample few.

[FleetfootMike]

Thanks to Scrivs for organising an awesome day's gaming, and everyone else for being friendly and fun.

My report is now up - http://troubleatthemill.blogspot.co.uk/ ... -2012.html

[Gerontius]

Thanks, Scrivs, for organising a great day. And thanks to everyone else - I had three fantastically fun games in really good company, and learnt a huge amount. I'll be back for El Cid (with some new dice...).

[FleetfootMike]

Just spoke to WH on the phone - the El Cid book is at the 'call us to order' levels of stock. It's now at the 'call us to order' level minus the copy I just bought, and I foolishly didn't ask how many that was

I'm sure that purchase was Andy Hawes' fault

[steve29651]

Thanks to Scrivs. for a great day out(For the Franks anyway), three good games, and a fun campaign in good company, looking forward to the El Cid later this year.
Thanks again to all.


Steve M

[James Morris]

Looked like a lot of fun, I'm glad I made it over at all (taking my 2 year old daughter old to give my wife and the new baby son sleeping time), though I'm envious I wasn't playing. Particularly liked the Dalriadan/Strathclyde army in use - a great Celtic look!

I got home and gave serious thought to getting my Irish out again. Hope I can make the El Cid event in the autumn.

PS thanks Tom for the great ginger cake!

[TWD]

I too had a thouroughly splendid time.
Thanks Scrivs for organising everything. I'll do my best to make sure the El Cid one is half as good.
My first report is now up on the blog. Lots of pictures, here's just three of 'em:







Full Report here

[GuitarheroAndy]

I'm sure that purchase was Andy Hawes' fault

Sigh...yes...very probably!!!

Thanks to one and all who made it such a great day (and a GREAT result for me...no defeats...err..yes...you read that right...3 games - 2 close-run wins and a bloody stand off - and no defeats!!!! ) Report and many pics on my blog.

[TWD]

The second part of my report is now on my blog

Teaser pictures follow:

[TWD]

And here's the third and final part of my report

Teaser shots: