Michael Stonyer was at the Hutt Valley Wargaming Club on Saturday and sent these great pics from three games. Mike says:
Graham Starkey (Parthians) vs Richard Mason (Libyan Egyptian) - What to do when your superior warband ally occupies the centre of the main battle line, throws a one and the entire centre of your battle line becomes unreliable? Opportunity knocks for General Starkey!
Barry Norris (Ottoman Turks) vs Philip Gates (Spanish) - The Ottoman Empire vs none other than El Cid deceased. A huge fight as the knights of Spain
inspired by none other than El Cid himself, albeit deceased but none the less dead and loving it, strapped to his horse leading the charge, the legend of which was to inspire a future movie, Weekend at Bernie’s
But alas that last brilliant stroke was not enough to break the Muslim knights and spahi's backed by superior Janissary archers.
Richard Fields (Classical Indians) vs Alastair Duncan (Communal Italians) - Classical Indians and the three PIPs. The question is, how to spend them wisely? As it turned out, a victory
for classical India
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| Graham Starkey (Parthians) vs Richard Mason (Libyan Egyptian) |
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Richard Mason (Libyan Egyptian) vs Graham Starkey (Parthians)
 | Graham Starkey (Parthians) vs Richard Mason (Libyan Egyptian)
 | Barry Norris (Ottoman Turks) vs Philip Gates (Spanish), Drew Fortune is watching
 | Some of Phil Gates’ Spanish knights
 | More of Phil Gates’ Spanish knights
 | Barry Norris’ Janissaries
 | Barry Norris (Ottoman Turks) vs Philip Gates (Spanish)
 | Phil Gates’ Spanish knights standard bearer
 | Richard Fields’ Classical Indians and the three ones
 | Richard Fields: Hmmm, what to do with three ones?
 | Richard Fields using three ones wisely
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| Alastair Duncan (Communal Italian) vs Richard Fields (Classical Indians) |
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| Richard Fields’ Classical Indians |
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