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Re: Medieval Brikwars in November!
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Fri, 27 Oct 2000 13:44:15 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Shaun Sullivan writes:
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> Hi All!
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> I would like to invite any/all interested NELUGgers to a medieval-themed
> Brikwars event at my place. We have a dedicated LEGO-room at our new
> place that is pretty sizable, and can certainly accomodate a huge
> battefield - perhaps, if it's grandiose enough, we can even leave it set
> up and continue the battle the next day. I won't even charge admission-
> the only drawback is that we live right outside of Portsmouth, NH, about
> 75 minutes north of Boston. A small price to pay, hopefully ... my
> guess is that with the amazing castle-themed things that have been
> turned out over the past year (Eric K's Inn and Church, Dave E.'s
> village, Chris P.'s college, and many more that I am certainly
> forgetting) we could have a stunning layout for many troops to run
> around in, and get some great pics out of it. Plus, in a medieval
> format, distance weapons are limited and rarer, so formations ,
> movement, and the troops are more important than big guns!
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> The date is somewhat flexible, and will be tailored to the greatest
> turnout. I'm leaning towards Nov. 18th or 19th, though the 25th or 26th
> are also possibilities if they're more convenient for more people.
While I would LOVE to do this I really can't commit to anything right now with
the Baby and all. I suppose there is a chance I could do something but don't
plan around me. Most of my efforts at the moment are focused on the Train show
on Dec 2nd and 3rd.
Actually that brings up a good point. Even if I can't make it you are welcome
to use whatever tables we can complete by then. Again my time commitment is
hazy but I am going to try and do a couple this weekend.
Otherwise even if I can't make it you are welcome to use the Church and Inn if
someone can pick them up and drop them back off again.
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> As for the game setup itself - how does loosely-medieval-historical
> context with fantasy elements sound? That is, no gunpowder, but
> skeletal warriors, dragons (?), magic users, trolls, dwarves, catapults,
> trebuchets, ballistas, battering rams, and some alternative creatures
> are all okay. Emphasis on time-frame and overall ambiance, not
> historical accuracy. Castles/structures to defend are fine, as some
> people will presumably prefer to forage and attack (ahem *cough cough*).
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> Well, there you have it. Please let me know which day(s) work best for
> you, and I will have my trusty administrative assistant tally the
> results (Eric J., are you listening? ;).
Ahhh.. So that's Eric's new Job...
Eric Kingsley
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
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| (...) Cool! And if anyone needs troops, I've got the extra Black Falcons, Crusaders, Black Knights, Fright Knights, Royal Knights, etc. to accomadate :) [also a sizeable supply of horses & dragons, weapons, etc] (...) That'd be quite the setup! I (...) (24 years ago, 27-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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| Hi All! I would like to invite any/all interested NELUGgers to a medieval-themed Brikwars event at my place. We have a dedicated LEGO-room at our new place that is pretty sizable, and can certainly accomodate a huge battefield - perhaps, if it's (...) (24 years ago, 27-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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