The Loose Association of Wargamers

Hi,

Just letting you guys know.
We have a one day wargaming event taking place in Manchester UK in April next year.

28mm armies.
Rule set, Warhammer Ancient Battles Version 2
Period, Rise of the Mongols and their successors.
Format, 3 games, all scenario driven.
Armies from Armies of Antiquity Version 2, @3000pts

It’s a little early to advertise,
however we have had a great deal of interest in this event, with eight fully paid up players already on the list.

So if you have an eastern based medieval army, and are interested in this period, get ‘your towel on the deckchair’ nice and early!

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to email me where I can supply a fully detailed rules pack, with all further details- at:
timhaslam1 AT ntlworld DOT com

Our location and venue are pretty much idyllic for gamers, it’s,
Warm,
Dry,
Clean,
On site cafe,
Free parking,
Almost straight off the motorway network.

Thanks for looking
Tim

Pictures from last year to give you guys some idea of the set up:

A few pics of some Mongols i have mustered as a start to my army for the event:

Excellent, that's a man size gaming room.

Willz.

Scary looking chaps - the figures, i mean, not the gamers.
I'm sure the event will be a resounding success.

donald

ochoin wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 2:16 am Scary looking chaps - the figures, i mean, not the gamers.

Hmmmm...... either I thought it to be the gamers and not the mini's

ochoin wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 2:16 am I'm sure the event will be a resounding success.

Cheers, I'm sure it will be- there's a very wide array and variation of armies and subtle styles of warfare. So far we have:

Korean
Steppe Nomads
Tibetan
Japanese
Seljuk Turk
Late Byzantine (Comnenian Dynasty)
Ghaznavid
Song China
Polish
Hungarian
Khwaresmian
Crusaders
Russian
Ordensstaat
Baltic Pagans
Mongols
Muslim Indian
Hindu Indian
Mameluke
Baltic States
Timurid
Ottoman Turk
NEW LIST : Burmese.

This looks great. If I knew the rules and had some experience I'd be tempted.

tim.w wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 7:55 am This looks great. If I knew the rules and had some experience I'd be tempted.

It's usually a very friendly day/weekend. We currently meet three times a year and I do believe our mastermind Tim Haslam is thinking of adding a fourth. Each has a different "theme", some are straight forward friendly tournaments, some are relaxed campaign weekends.