The latest issue of Blitz! has been released, featuring my own Terracotta Terrors!
I also get a mention on Pg 26 in the EucBowl results.
• Two team showcases: Axtlinge's Three Chile Burrito Bandits and Mancaver's Terracotta Terrors;
• So You Want to be a T.O..., part one of Virral's how-to guide to commissioning a tournament;
• Vain shows you how to use your gaming for good, not evil, in Gaming for Charity;
• Tournament reviews from Cane Toad Cup, Sandgroper Cup and EucBowl;
• A review of the Feudball novel;
• An interview with the feisty gingers from BothDown;
• Part 2 of Hacker's Misery in an Ale Tankard;
• The 2012 BL!TZ Magazine Hall of Fame.
Plus the sub-mags, NAF Final Siren, news and the Last Word. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the winners of the BL!TZ Fifth Birthday Prize Draw and two special BL!TZ/AusBowl events coming soon that you could be involved in: The Road to Glory and the Ironbowl Challenge."
Download Blitz HERE
Congrats on the feature! very cool.
ReplyDeletebtw I gave some ideas for the chaos dwarves you asked about- it's replied on the same post as your questions.
Thanks mate - saw that and have made another reply
DeleteThe link you posted didn't work for some reason- even when I sign on to ausbowl the link takes me to the main forum page, so not sure which dark elf team you meant. I agree that a Greek style would be nice, but also that the Greebo minis wouldn't be the best suited for it. Turquoise & Ivory look great together, and has an ancient persian feel to it to my mind. Another tail idea for them would be scorpion tails- that'd fit the style of those minis nicely. Reaper has some giant scorpions I think you could probably use tails from.
DeleteCongrats Paul, those 15mins of fame have arrived.....
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ReplyDeleteBrilliant, lovely to see the terrors again. I was so inspired when I saw them that I tracked some down for myself!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a very cool article Paul!
ReplyDeleteWell deserved spotlight on a great looking team.
Cheers!
Well done Paul, Its always nice to see your own name in print.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on making the magazine!
ReplyDeleteA well deserved feature. Those "mummies" of yours are incredible.
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