The November 30th Tanksgiving game at Dragon's Lair is listed on Battlefront's web site.
I've been asked a couple of questions about it, so:
1) It would be good if people would RSVP, so we know how many are
playing on which side (Axis or allied) and how big a table to set up.
2) Each player can bring up to four 1500 point late war tank
companies. These should be on the same side, either Allied or Axis.
They should be listed (in whatever book you draw them from) as tank
companies, not infantry or mechanized; and must have no more than one
platoon of infantry. (That's not too much of a strain since only so
much armor will fit into 1500 points). Don't buy air support, since
there's a Tanksgiving game mechanic to provide the air.
The Tanksgiving game special rules basically balance the sides by having each player on the more numerous side starting with one company, and the additional companies come as reinforcements.
Ian Straus
I would like to invite everyone to a Flames of War Game Day at Dragon's Lair-San Antonio on Saturday October 5th starting at 11am.
The purpose of this group will be to create more opportunities for local players to play Flames of War and to promote the hobby. We will be meeting on a monthly basis except for months when a tournament or convention is already scheduled.
This initial meetup will consist of casual one-on-one games. Players will be matched up based on skill level and army lists. If you can, please bring two 1500 pt forces of different types. example: one Mid-War and one Late-War; or one Axis and one Allied. There is no requirement to bring two armies but it would help in setting matchups.
We'll be playing the basic Free-for-All scenario with 1500pts.
Players will be paired up based on available forces. Allies vs. Axis and
try to keep LW and MW armies together.
New players are welcome as well. We will discuss a schedule for future meetups as well as the possibility of doing a campaign.
Hope to see you there!
