Collaborative Campaign — Entidade

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Collaborative Campaign Year 19: Part 4

Today's post (text/photos being the intellectual property of Mark Cordone) sees the conclusion of the fighting in the Northwest for the Year of the Hyena. Mark used the Two Hit variant for Dominion of

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Collaborative Campaign Year 19: Part 3

Autumn in the Year of the Hyena witnessed a large horde of mounted raiders moving from the steppe lands of the territory known in the "civilised" world as Inconnu. Their purpose unknown, the horde arr

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Collaborative Campaign Year 19: Part 2 (or "Release The Kraken")

Today's episode chronicles the next part of Picenia's attempt at further expansion into the Cyraenian Tetrapolis; an invasion by sea. Note...

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Collaborative Campaign Year 19

Year 19 of the Campaign (the Year of the Hyena) sees further action in the Northwest of the continent. The following report and photos are courtesy, and property of Mark Cordone.*** Scouting, flank ma

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Collaborative Campaign Years 17 & 18

Game Year 17 (the Year of the Ox) witnessed relative calm. In Picenia this was mainly due to the Cease Fire agreed between the Empire and the Cyraenian Tetrapolis, with perhaps a little war weariness

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Collaborative Campaign Year 16: Part 6

The Year of the Garrulous Ram concludes with a further battle between the Picenians and Allies of the Cyraenian Tetrapolis. (Text and Pictures kindly provided by Mark Cordone).***Conclusion of the Pts

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Projects and Procrastination

The Year of the Garrulous Ram concludes with a further battle between the Picenians and Allies of the Cyraenian Tetrapolis. (Text and Pictures kindly provided by Mark Cordone). Conclusion of the Ptsa

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Projects and Procrastination

It struck me recently that my hobby output has been in stark decline; this is partly due to an increase in workload, at work, with all the accompanying physical and mental tiredness that brings, but a