Carthaginian Blog

Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Scotty » Nov 5th, '09, 16:57

This is all good John.

But you won't beat the might of Rome :twisted: . Or my dice rolls 8-)
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Toby » Nov 5th, '09, 17:00

Hahaha you can both eat Pike! :P :lol: :lol:
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Jonny H » Nov 5th, '09, 17:19

HaHa the banter has started!!!

I think we could have a nice little campaign starting in Jan '09!!
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Scotty » Nov 5th, '09, 17:27

I see WHW doing a classical period WAB weekedn mid next year.. don't know If I can go with all the other events at the time.

A campaign be good, be better if we can get a few going at once for different systems.

Maybe even organise a WAB event later next year but use the Beast instead of our own home?
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Jonny H » Nov 5th, '09, 17:44

The Beast is always there as a venue £10 per day per person inc lunch. It works out good value as the Beast will provide some Goodies for prizes!

I'm waiting to see a more complete list of events for next year, then we could look at sticking one together.
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Scotty » Nov 5th, '09, 18:45

Well I have booked time off work roughly based on when last years date were set( to the nearest weekend) Lukcily these can be changed. And I have 2 weeks left to book aswell.
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Kiwidave » Nov 5th, '09, 20:12

Rumour has it that The Beast is running a one-dayer on 10th Jan, so that's the target for completing my Rus...
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Jonny H » Nov 5th, '09, 20:20

That should be fact - I'll find out next week for sure as they are away this weekend in Belgium!
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Sedge » Nov 6th, '09, 00:05

I've got 2 LotRs armies completed now :geek: . Both at 1000pts :ugeek: . I fancy painting something a bit different. I don't want to spend loads on an army so we will see what comes up on ebay but yes, i would like to give it a try.
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Re: Carthaginian Blog

Postby Jonny H » Nov 6th, '09, 00:36

I'll bring my books Sunday. The great thing with barbarians is that with a few extra figures you can cover a lot of periods.
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