World's Edge Wargaming

Made a second post with miscellanous photos from our great event that I took with my phone during the weekend. Hassassins hassasinate Rivendell and Mordor battle it out in the shadow of the watermill. Japanese sectorial army in action. The large models from the painting comp. My ringwratih in a place he shouldn't be (in combat with Boromir). Very nice Imperial guard army. Very nice Morat linkteam. The Bolt Action tables were great. Had some problems with those Ogres, until Thrain slew them both. More nice nomads, this time with a largish gun. Siwa of the future. Really nice Combined army force. My recently acquired fur mat works in 15mm as well. More Japanese Really nice Middenheimers. Hard fighting Nice infinity board General view to the 40k tournament (it was hard to fit in). More nice Infinity forces, I really should play it more often. As said, the Bolt Action boards were ace.

We had a small Saga tournament at the Nopat & Taktiikka club in Helsinki a week ago. There were couple of cancellations during the preceding week and in the end there were 4 players in addition to me. Fun thing that two of the players came from quite far away for the tournament. Much respect for them. Having uneven number of players meant that I didn't get to play, but I had more time to build the models from my fresh Battle of Pelennor Fields boxed set for Middle Earth SBG. And finally I got to play as one of the players from our club gave me the opportunity to stand in for the final round for 2 vs 2 game. First round was the Clash of Warlords, straight from the book. On one table Tommi's Anglo Danes battled it out with Olli-Pekka's Vikings and on the other Joel's Vikings faced Matti's Scots, while my Irish were farming on the remaining table. On second round we played a breakthrough scenario, which was a modified Lord of the Rings scenario, where both play