And here I was thinking you'd fallen off the face of the Earth. Hope to see you there.
NH2024 is a GO!
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Painted Minis in 2014: 510, in 2015: 300, in 2016 :369, in 2019: 417, in 2020: 450
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Almost had. (First kid eats up a lot of your free time. The second eats into your spouse’s sanity.) I’ll look forward to seeing you all at NH.
Models Painted, 2020
70 28mm miniatureS
70 28mm miniatureS
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Absolutely. I’m hoping I can manage to join the usual NH nomikai. Are we doing a nomikai this year?
Models Painted, 2020
70 28mm miniatureS
70 28mm miniatureS
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So good to see Nagoyahammer still going ahead. Great news.
Nearly finished the pile of miniatures from 2013.
Painting mainly historical with some fantasy and Sci-Fi.
Painting mainly historical with some fantasy and Sci-Fi.
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Thanks for a great time everyone, both rolling dice and excellent company.
Huge thanks to @Primarch for organising and the massive effort producing terrain.
Very proud of myself for only spending 33% of the "anything but 40k" day playing 40k.
Huge thanks to @Primarch for organising and the massive effort producing terrain.
Very proud of myself for only spending 33% of the "anything but 40k" day playing 40k.
- The Other Dave
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Thanks as always for hosting the event, Prim!
Out little Underworlds tournament went well - good time had by all and all that, although getting a box with prize support for a 16-person tournament when we had 4 was kind of overkill .Sorry if my demo game, er, game was not on point, I was kind of preoccupied with keeping an eye on the event (when Jus was kind enough to ask) and hadn't really thought to bring "demo-friendly" teams along either (when Stu did likewise and got to use a kind of experimental ogre deck).
Out little Underworlds tournament went well - good time had by all and all that, although getting a box with prize support for a 16-person tournament when we had 4 was kind of overkill .Sorry if my demo game, er, game was not on point, I was kind of preoccupied with keeping an eye on the event (when Jus was kind enough to ask) and hadn't really thought to bring "demo-friendly" teams along either (when Stu did likewise and got to use a kind of experimental ogre deck).
Feel free to call me Dave!
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Miniatures painted in 2023: 252
Miniatures painted in 2024:
Epic scale: 1 titan, 33 vehicles, 56 stands of infantry, a whole buncha terrain
32mm-ish: 56 infantry, a bit of terrain
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Miniatures painted in 2023: 252
Miniatures painted in 2024:
Epic scale: 1 titan, 33 vehicles, 56 stands of infantry, a whole buncha terrain
32mm-ish: 56 infantry, a bit of terrain
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@Jye how did the multiplayer combat patrol go?Jye Nicolson wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 11:43 amThanks for a great time everyone, both rolling dice and excellent company.
Huge thanks to @Primarch for organising and the massive effort producing terrain.
Very proud of myself for only spending 33% of the "anything but 40k" day playing 40k.
So many games, so little time....
Building a pile of shame since 1983
Building a pile of shame since 1983
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Good but my "this 500 points is probably a good Combat Patrol" to make up the fourth was a bit much, even denying myself any kind of detachment rules. I think we probably messed up some of the rules too, I'd like to give it a go having read them properly beforehand.
I don't really expect multiplayer variants to be balanced but if they can mitigate the issues a bit and avoid setting up any one player for failure I think they're pretty fun. The 3-4 player Crusade rules for 9th edition weren't bad even if in practice we didn't make much use of the underdog economy or turn bidding rules.