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Connor Truby I think, vs. Peter Ryding? |
Here are the balance of the photos that I've been given from Saturday's To the Strongest! Worlds.
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Gareth Purchon vs. Barry Lee. I fought Garreth, later in the day, a tough and resilient opponent! |
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Peter Ryding, right, vs. ? Looks like a nice compact line with a refused flank guard. I'd hazard that Peter outscouted his opponent and decided to kill one flank. |
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Roger Calderbank Tang vs. Alex Meyers with Imperial Seleucids |
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Rachel Winter vs. Simon Purchon |
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My own light cavalry crossbowmen- did invaluable service. It's really important to be able to disorder some opponents before committing the knights. They died to a man in the last game. |
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Me vs.Peter Anderson's LAter Acaemenids. An enjoyable game, with several reverses of fortune- I got lucky! |
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I think that's Howard Litton's Polybian Roman army (ex mine). I think Howard came second overall, which is remarkable in only his second tournament. Howard came all the way from the Isle of Arran. Sorry, I can't make out the opponent. |
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We had the hall pretty much filled this year- might need to apply some creative thinking next year. |
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I really liked Jimmy Carter's vintage Swiss army. I covet a Swiss army of my own... |
So the Worlds are over, almost 12 months to wait for the next one! :-(
On the upside, though, I can announce that bookings have just opened for a new one-day tournament, "Knight Fever", as part of the London Games Tourney on Sunday September 15th. This will be purely for armies form the three Medieval Books- if you don't have an army, but want to come, please mail me- or spend £60 with those nice Perry brothers and you'll be sorted in no time! Details are
here- it's a Chalgrove-style event, it'll be fixed terrain for round 1 and optional terrain placement thereafter. Apparently there are plenty of places and lots of free parking.
This is where you can book.
5 comments:
Great looking games, interesting choice of shirt,maybe I should go to the Lee valley with a Swiss army?
Best Iain
Great posts on the tournament Simon. Some wonderful looking armies and great attendance. A hearty congratulations to all involved!
Great photos Simon!
Thanks chaps! A great day.
Looks like a huge amount of fun; I see that you played against me in name, if not in the flesh!
Peter Anderson (USA)
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