Usually I point out a mixture of cool games I'd like to play, plus all the gnome games I usually Given the the theme is Forgotten History, I'll also list a large number of the theme games, just to show what everyone else interprets it.
This might be my excuse to have a Thursday overnight stay. Feeling that the war would soon be over, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini aims to expand the empire by taking land from the French Tunisian colonies. Take command of an Italian Compagnie Carri or a French Compagnie de Chars autosmitrailleuses de combat as they slung it out in a WW2 game featuring exceptionally painted 15mm tanks and the dusty border of this Tunisian "what if" scenario. So, is this a obscure engagement within the well-known framework of WW2, or is it the wild imaginings of a GM who has some sweet tanks he wants to roll out on the table.
The description is vague. In the Ottomans launch a new offensive against the Russian Walachia valley. Only a division of Russians staved off 20, Ottomans at the battle of Obilesti. See the last sentence in the last comment. This sounds like the first Napoleonic battle I might have interest in since, a day before forever.
White outs and rough terrain are also threats. Players under 12 should have an adult along to help. I mentioned Brigade Games' Aerosans a long time ago , so it's nice to see them in any game, much less a fun game dedicated to team.
The Syrians drive into northern Jordan. Elements of the Syrian 88th and 91st Tank Brigades are met by the Jordanian 40th Armored Bridge in a head on clash of steel. This is what I'm talking about, and I never get excited for Moderns. Everybody is pissed off at the Sikhs and is coming to teach them a lesson. Can they hold their villages and hilltop fort? What are they protecting that is so valuable? Why are you still reading this and not registering already? The Gnome Extravaganza starts off with a bang.
