The Loose Association of Wargamers

A thread for all things pointy sticked and a way to track our individual progress in ‘Project Goat’.

Bahh and humbug, time to go figure hunting.

by popular demand here is the current state of the Kanban. Let me know if you are missing or need changes. Once on the kanban there is no mechanism to remove you. Sorry thats how it is.

Macedonian, owned now prepping... I hate you all!

Now to find the Indian WAB list....

What's the thinking behind this...a future Ayton?
Were WAB the preferred rules in the end?
Is there a period limit?

I know I've got several ancient armies in the garage unpacked from the move. If it's classical period only then I have a couple of bags of Ancient Indians.

I've also got some Foundry Celtic/British Chariots if anyone has a use for them, which are unlikely to see service in anything I do as I've not got any other figures for the army.

I’ll take them off your hands if no one else wants them Paul.

i think more just doing it because its good Paul. No specific Ayton plans. WAB 1.5 is where the cool kids are at. Thinking Hyboria style: so 3000 BC - 1485 AD as the saying goes.

You've shown casual interest so you are on the Kanban now. I'll put you down as still deciding on army

Jeremy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 1:01 pm I’ll take them off your hands if no one else wants them Paul.

Remember the checked trousers rule. No exceptions

Jeremy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 1:01 pm I’ll take them off your hands if no one else wants them Paul.

Cool i'll bring them to Ayton I think i've got three or four.

goat major wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 1:02 pm i think more just doing it because its good Paul. No specific Ayton plans. WAB 1.5 is where the cool kids are at. Thinking Hyboria style: so 3000 BC - 1485 AD as the saying goes.

You've shown casual interest so you are on the Kanban now. I'll put you down as still deciding on army

Well that's nice and easy then as i've got a couple of Dark Ages armies from when I (ahem) used to play WAB in competitions
But might think about something different as the Shieldwall Book is a bit 'Herohammer', not as bad as Samurai though