Joe, one of the players in the Khazad-Dum game I just ran at Barrage, who is also the organizer for ScrumCon a convention near me that I hope to go to this year posted about the game in his blog. He provided an incredibly kind review. I've included a link below if for no other reason he has some GREAT pics of the game, much better than the ones I took.
https://miniaturescrum.blogspot.com/2019/09/crazy-for-khazad-dum-barrage-2019-con.html
A blog about designing, creating, and painting wooden model soldiers for wargaming. These models are sometimes known as "craftees". To me, they are wooden warriors.
Sunday, September 29, 2019
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What positive comments and superb looking game in the photos. Your work is unique and charming not to mention inspiring. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Joe was a great guy, and I hope to put some of these games on at ScrumCon, the convention that he organizes, in February.
ReplyDeleteReally great stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dale!
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