Itβs been a while since I had a forum to support my ruleset, but I found proboards which seemed an easy route to building one. So here it is.
If youβre interested in Open Combat (available in paperback on Amazon or hardback on my website - links in thread) please join in. π
After many years without one (sadly all the previous cool discussions are lost) Iβve started a new forum. If youβre an Open Combat player (or just fancy finding out more) please join (and share). π
https://t.co/b5mybLBvIZ
Itβs been a long time posting here. But Open Combat is now available in soft back on Amazon using the print on demand service so you should be able to get a copy βlocallyβ (depending on printing house location) whatever country youβre in!
So grab it now!
https://t.co/27QNyNQOQ0
In AD 988, six thousand Rus warriors entered the service of the Roman Empire and formed one of the most legendary elite units of all time.
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@gridmaster60 Thanks Michael! Brush control always takes a wobble when I have an extended period off painting. But feels good to get a bit of momentum going again. π
The chariot was a rush job at the end as I had a Spearhead event. Iβd been so busy so hadnβt got it done in time, I was sticking parts together on the morning before the event in the evening (the horses and warrior on the back werenβt even started) π
Old English is the coolest language youβve never heard of
From Beowulf to Lord of the Rings, its influence is legendary β but most people know nothing about it.
Hereβs a primer on Old English, and an explanation of why we wrote "ye olde" instead of "the old"...
@Yugblad I remember my wife and I sitting in the cinema and both turning to look at each other with a βwhat theβ¦?β when it all changed. I felt the same way as you leaving the cinema, everything about it felt different.
π looks at last time I posted on Twitter.
(I thought Iβd been a while off the radar recovering from various health events and surgeries but blimey!)