Blood Of Noble Men
Blood Of Noble Men
This should be intriguing to SABG's block game and wargame enthusiasts! This plus GMT's upcoming Halls of Montezuma both feature our humble home town.
posted by Ben @ 11:14 AM
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Friday, August 04, 2006
This should be intriguing to SABG's block game and wargame enthusiasts! This plus GMT's upcoming Halls of Montezuma both feature our humble home town.
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From Consimworld: If you buy between now and August 31 you will be entered into a drawing to win a 3' x 5' Texas state flag that flew over the Alamo on May 31, 2006. The flag comes with a certificate from the Daughters of the Texas Revolution.
Woo hoo! :)
Ah crap....it's a block game... must resist...
I'll wait for some feedback from the WBC. Now I have a pile of wargames waiting to be played.
http://www.worthingtongames.com/
That's their actual homepage. Instead of having preschool-level HTML, this one has second-grader.
Their previous effort using the same system, Victoria's Cross, received a lot of positive reviews.
....must resist until someone else buys....
I got a medal from the Daughters of the Revolution way back for an essay I once wrote...I think I lost it...
Anyway, block games rock!
Viva SABG!
Apparently, this game is an evolution of the designer's previous effort dealing with the Alamo, called Deguello at Dawn, which was non-block. Deguello at Dawn must have been good, as it was nominated for a 2005 Charles S. Robert award.
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