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Yep, a third vote for Song of Blades and Heroes.

Great stuff. Wouldn’t it be great if he sculpted one or two minis for this period? 🤣🤣

This was our first Punic Wars scrap, played just after lockdown. It all worked surprisingly well and ended up as a download once Midgard was published 3 years later. You can see more pics and read the full report here: mogsymakes.net/2021/06/21/p... #miniatures #nerdlings #wargaming #spreadthelard

That’s the joy of the thirteenth century🤣

Ian Ross is on Bluesky if you want to follow him, by the way @ianrossauthor.bsky.social

Great to hear! We’ve been enthusing about the Ian Ross novels while we were playing today.

I concur, this has been a constant conversation between me and my wife for several years. A period piece Bond would be fantastic.

I’m pretty sure they do run Bosworth as a wargame at the visitor centre every so often! I need to go and check it out.

However it should be a jolly affair using Midgard Heroic Battles - back Richard III or Henry Tudor (or sit on the fence if your name is Stanley) and I’ll be interested to see if we get a different result! Video report of the original game is here: youtu.be/eoozzF1cInY?...

This will be the same scenario that we tried out at Tamworth Castle in September, though slightly reduced for a less spacious table (no castle hall sadly and Peterborough’s equivalent venue, London Road, was unavailable).

There are just a few tickets left for the event, so get in now if you want an opportunity to join in with a host of Lardy Games!
Tickets available here: www.peterborough-wargames-club.org.uk/tc-events/po...

I found it on Spotify and have been reliving my childhood, up to episode 11 now. Some amazing scenes though Battle of the Pelennor Fields felt a bit low key - as I guess it might be, being recorded in 1.5 days at the BBC. Still a great listen though.

1988 maybe?

Cheers Ian!