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HAPPY NEW YEARS!

Infinity Battle Report 1: Ariadna vs YuJing

Bat Rep

Fight Is BEGIN!

Just yesterday I had the chance to play a game of Infinity against my buddy Harry who ha just added a whole bunch to his YuJing Vanilla force for Infinity. He has been using the YuJing starter for over a year now and, due to one reason or another never had much of a chance to play (despite me always badgering him for a game!). Well! A little while ago I finally managed to convince him to add to his forces and he picked up some support in the form of the YuJing Support Pack, the Gūijiă, and the Kuang-Shi! Now we're talking!
Today he threw down with a 300 point battle amidst my (in-progess...) terrain and we had a hell of a game. Here's the report!

Warning: Picture HEAVY!

Questing for Heroes

Awesome Things

All is right in this world

Something Amazing has come up in this world. Something I hadn't thought would ever happen. Allow me to unveil this something, all in thanks to a company called GameZone:

Some of you (those who haven't read this blog from the beginning... tsk tsk!) will ask what this is and why it's important. Simply put, This game is what started me and my brother upon the road of miniature gaming. Our gateway drug, if you will. Once upon a time, a then small company met with Milton Bradley games (owners of Monopoly and about a billion other boardgames) and created a simple, fast paced RPG-styled board game that utilized simple plastic figures, styled after typical D&D archetypes (Barbarian, Dwarf, Elf, Wizard) that would combat their way through various locals set up by the evil Mentor/GM to save a fledgling Empire from destruction. But this starting company was not TSR (then makers of Dungeons and Dragons). No no! this company was a brilliant company that, having taken advantage of these typical fantasy Archetypes had created their own world and set this game within it. This little company was called Citadel games.

You may recognize that company as GAMES WORKSHOP.

Die Waffenkammer PZ.III Ausf.M mit Shurtzen Review

Unboxing and Review

 So I've read a few reviews of Die Waffenkammer tanks and figured I could use one for my tiny German force. I had figured I'd need to order from them online but lo-and-behold my FLGS actually carries a few of their product! And better yet, they had the tank I was looking for (as, alas, they didn't have the Pz.III or Pz.Iv in amongst their Bolt Action stock). It seems serendipitous so I threw down and picked one up!