The Pointy Stick thread

[Etranger]

I've actually got figures for this! The Eureka '13th Warrior' Saxons, along with some of the Warlord plastics.

Then there's just the small matter of being upside down on the wrong side of the world.

[Buff Orpington]

For those wondering, I'm going to be backdating my map of Europia/Byzarbia by about 2000 years, so it will essentially resemble the world roughy 400BC-600AD, into which pretty much any number of mad combinations will fit. So as has been said above, by all means base your army on something historical so that you can use it in 'proper' historical games, but feel free to mix and match stuff from different armies for our 'Hyboria' style imagi-nations campaign, which is basically just an excuse for some entertaining and probably slightly weird duff-ups in a variety of terrain, from the frozen north to the swampy south, with lots of appropriately warm bits in between.

So it's Essex basically

[goat major]

I've actually got figures for this! The Eureka '13th Warrior' Saxons, along with some of the Warlord plastics.

Then there's just the small matter of being upside down on the wrong side of the world.

geography is no reason to keep you off the Kanban. What stage do you want to be at ?

[grizzlymc]

I understand you've bin runin with the man
Who goes by the name of the Kanban.


Beware oh alien of Adelaide, you could wind up entangled in goaty ethnic dress.

[FreddBloggs]

I've actually got figures for this! The Eureka '13th Warrior' Saxons, along with some of the Warlord plastics.

Then there's just the small matter of being upside down on the wrong side of the world.

It is as much about motivation to get existing or dream projects actually started or even completed!

[Buff Orpington]

This may be of use as an option for Bronze Age troops
https://store.warlordgames.com/collecti ... bronze-age

[Purple]

Well the war hammer book I bid on sold for more than you can buy it now on amazon and other eBay stores.
And the used command and colours napoleonic game sold for more than you can buy it new. What the duck is wrong with people?

[Jeremy]

Supply and demand. There is no incorrect answer. Only that which you perceive to be incorrect.

[Paul]

Well the war hammer book I bid on sold for more than you can buy it now on amazon and other eBay stores.
And the used command and colours napoleonic game sold for more than you can buy it new. What the duck is wrong with people?

Either these things are out of stock where you can 'buy' them, people really are dumb or you're not using Ebay the right way

[Paul]

Just out of interest, has everyone really settled on WAB as the rules of choice?