I'll be there! Have they posted a list of events yet?

Are those dogs? I don't think I've ever heard of Slaughterloo

@Samuel V. Wilson, Jr. I haven't gotten back around to finishing my tribal nations, but I'm certainly looking forward to playing again! I'm itching to expand my Inca. I'd love to get a game in some time.

What's ASL?

Dan & Jax @Graven Guild - MyMiniFactory Just bought all the rest of the Hexton Hills map tiles, so have the entire collection. Going to start working on the coastal sections, ocean sections and marshes.

I'm definitely in! Probably as my Dwarfs as usual, but maybe I'll try something new. I was also thinking about printing up some neutral, non player armies that anyone can use, like a Gnoll warband or something.

@Brian H Also, think I should create a thread just for a Mighty Empires campaign?

@Brian H Love the ideas. Especially using the 10mm models to represent armies and scouting parties. One thing I was wondering is just how in depth it should be. For instance, - should armies require a baggage trains that can be raided as a type of scenario? Perhaps thats a way to fight WoE games that then effect Warmaster games. - should we incorporate a system for keeping troops fed and paid, by capturing certain resources, like mine tiles and farm tiles? This ties in to your comment about certain tiles having certain effects. Maybe we can create a whole resource management system and make it a game in its own right. Maybe a city tile allows for mustering a certain number of troops per season, as well as creates trade income. A farm tile could be used for food to feed armies, which could be pillaged by attackers. Mines could create additional income, or allow for unit upgrades. We could really end up going pretty deep with the rules, so it might be good to get a feel for just how far we want to go with making it a game of its own. Personally, I'm all for depth in a campaign. Also, we could do minor games throughout the month, and then have epic mega battles at club meetings. Or perhaps once every few meetings, so we don't interrupt other game play. Just trying to think on where we would keep the map. I might be able to attach all the tiles to a board that I can bring with me each month to make map moves with. Just some random thoughts while I'm at work. I'm tossing out ideas while working, so it's probably poorly assembled ideas. But I'm excited for it.

@Brian H I completely agree. I would absolutely love to. We could come up with some house rules for a map campaign, and could even incorporate both game systems. WoE for small skirmish games, Warmaster for large battles. I've been tossing around ideas for rules for a map campaign in my head lately.

This is absolutely amazing. I'd love to play in a game like this sometime soon.

@Brian H Gotcha. I don't know the game lore well, so thought that was 30k

@Keith Mount I actually bought this from Ted. It's the entry fee to join the competition. Everyone buys a contemptor dread from him and paints it up.

@Keith Mount hahah yea, I have an addiction. I am overwhelmed with printed stuff.

@Brian H That would be fantastic. Is this 30k? I was actually just talking to Ted about starting up a 30k army now that they are releasing a new edition.

Also started assembling my entry for Ted's painting competition in February

As for my own projects: - I'm working on a massive Dwarven Stronghold for some siege battles. Possibly for Warlords of Erehwon or another game - Working on a tile map for a Mighty Empires map campaign - Printing out Celtic and Germanic Huts for 28mm SPQR - Working on some Cossacks!

Fantastic. Is this for Ted's painting contest?