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Amending the recipe: preparing the Halflings for smaller games and command dice

After two 2,300 point tournaments times they are a’changing for the next event. The Company of Mimos will be going to their first 1995 event that will include the recently updated command dice. I get in my one and only practice game. Time to shake things up.

The old world breathing new life into a middle aged(ish) army

With the recent Empire releases for the Old World I have a general ramble about square based stuff.

Halflings go to Hinckley: a Kings of War tournament report

The Halflings headed out for their second event of the year. This time we headed off to the Midlands for a 2,300 event.

The halflings prepare for Hinckley, but can they master the art of Gastromancy?

With a few games under my belt, I’m starting to think about what I’m going to be taking to my next Kings of War tournament of the year in early February.

Cometh the New Moon: a Kings of War Tournament Report

The Halflings saddle up for their first tournament of the year.

New Year, New Moon, New Army: 2025 has arrived and big forks are the order of the year.

With the first Kings of War tournament of 2025 looming the halflings are taking over the Wizard’s Bookshelf, and I think I’m finally falling in love with them.

Tournament Report: Shroud of the Reaper, Slay Bells 2

For the last time this year I packed up the rats and headed off down the M5 to Bexley for some Kings of War Christmas chaos.

Paws for thought: refining the dog list and thoughts on THOSE dice

After my first few games with a cavalry heavy halfling list it’s time for some changes, and inevitably some feedback on those much talked about dice.

My Shire for an Aralez: musings about cavalry in Kings of War, getting ready for 2025 and the Agincourt issue

I’ve decided to run a cavalry heavy list for Kings of War tournaments in 2025, but will it be any good?

Another year with Ratkin: the highs and lows of CoK 2024 Edition

With the new Clash of Kings starting to arrive in the mail, I thought I’d reflect on the changes from last year and how they may, or may not, have impacted me, and the UK a bit more generally.