I also had my share of wins/losses playing Hero Quest, Battle Masters (that battle mat was AWESOME), Advanced Hero's Quest, etc...
All that said, the game that I really latched on to was GW's Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game. I had a full set of Gondor and Isengard warriors and heroes and scatterings of various other armies. I would spend the entire evening after work painting my miniatures and building terrain pieces. In fact when I acquired the Fellowship of the Ring Supplement Book it had a template to build Ammon Hen/Weathertop and I put that together - it turned out really cool.
I must have bought every book published under the Lord of the Rings line, and when I found out that War of the Ring was going to be released as new game system I was excited and anxious to give it a try.
My friends and I played the game every chance that we had. When we heard that it was not going to be a continually supported game, our hearts broke.
I have collected a lot of notes and modifications and ideas over the years that we played and even did some modeling via code. I plan to share a lot of this information with the greater community in attempt to keep it alive and to have a repository online.
I hope that others that enjoy the game and hobby will find this and make use of the time that has been invested.
LINKS TO OTHER RANDOM POSTS
- GW WotR Unit Cost Controversy
- What About Banners and Hornblowers in Profiles?
- Legendary Formations and Their Point Costs
- The "About Face!" Errata - More Game Changing than Expected
- What Would a WotR Blog be without a Discussion of Epic Strike?!?
- Blog Introduction
- WotR Army Roster Sheet - Available for Download
- WotR Army Roster Example 1000 Point Gondor Army
- Ideas for iPad Simulator of WotR
I have been looking for something like this for months! Bravo! I am really enjoying what you have accompplished thus far with this fluid and dynamic gaming system! Pity that more people did not stick with it....
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