Wars of Ozz– Battle for Magic Mushrooms & Power Crystals - Mark Morin
"In Ozz, many talismans & powerful weapons spring up everywhere. A wonderful magical find of a field of Magic Mushrooms near some Crystals of Power – has led to an Ozzian “Gold Rush”. Here, several Ozzian nations are scrambling to take seize & control of them. Factions have teamed up & are ready to fight to get these valuable resources and deny their capture by their enemies, but what will happen?"
Mark wins my award for "Iron Man" GM at HAVOC, running games in all 5 time slots.... again.
The Pursuit of the Fleeing Gillikins (Wars of Ozz) - setting up for Mark's Saturday afternoon game
The Gillikins have recently been defeated by the Munchkins and their allies in a major battle. The remnants of the Gillikin forces are desperately trying to withdraw to the safety of their lands. The Gillikins Empress, Arella the Witch, has her Summoning Bell to call up the Undead to join her troops in retreat. Their Munchkin enemies – as well as their Harvest and Impkin allies - are in hot pursuit. Can the Gillikins make it to safety, or will the Munchkins prevail?
15mm ACW Fire & Fury Regimental Rules - Jim Makuc
Second Fredericksburg, VA - May, 1863 Union troops attempt to break through the Confederate lines.
VSF - Raid on Mount Venus -Gabriel Landowski, getting set up.
Kid friendly - 28mm dinos, steam walkers, and warriors from across the solar system battle it out in 1899!
VSF - The Brotherhood of Intelligent Dinosaurs Attacks! - getting set for the afternoon game.
Kid friendly - 28mm dinos, steam walkers, and warriors from across the solar system battle it out in 1899!
Check out the best 15mm Sci-Fi Miniatures game around. Everything will be provided come and have fun! if you want to bring your own army bring a 500 point force.
The Battle of Soor - SYW - Sept. 30 1754 - William A Greenwald
Austrians, Led by Charles, in a move of surprising boldness, marched on the Frederick's Prussian camp in Bohemia. They occupied the hills that Frederick, in a lapse of judgment, had failed to fortify. Frederick was undeterred. He formed his forces in columns and lines facing Charles. The initial attack of cavalry and grenadiers was thrown back, but the second line, under the capable Ferdinand of Brunswick, carried the hills.
Battle of Nancy - WWII - Chris Parker
Seventh Corps has begun its attempt to capture Nancy. It had only recently recovered from a severe fuel shortage which had caused it to halt on the Meuse River for five days. During this time G3 indicates the Germans in the area have reinforced their positions, even using hastily assembled Luftwaffe
Last Stand at Metaurus 207 BC - Dave Soucy
It’s June 207 BC and Hannibal’s brother Hasdrubal Barca is finally bring him badly needed reinforcements in Italy. Learning of his approach, the Romans decide to intercept Hasdrubal before he joins with Hannibal. After some skirmishes, Hasdrubal is trapped along the Metaurus River and the Carthaginians make a last stand. The outcome of this battle will determine the fate of Hannibal in Italy. Rule System: To the Strongest!
(I have run games at HAVOC with TtS! or FK&P myself off and on for at least 8 years so I was happy to see someone else do so. I just wish I had been able to check in on the game as it progressed!)
Chain of Command - Jack Breen
Late June in France. The Americans are pressing. The Nazis have sprung a counterattack around a small village. Vital crossroads and intel are at stake. Scenario is: Attack an Objective".
A New View of The Battle of Crecy, Lion Rampant 2nd Edition - Mark T.
Edward III of England invades France with his army, and King Philippe of France forms a coalition to do battle. Recent research shows the Battle of Crecy was fought in a different location than tradition says. (More on this one in a future post, as I was one of the English players; Mark used the same recent research as Tim C and Dane K did for their ToR Crecy scenario).
Battle of Tinchebray | Lion Rampant Big Battle - Chris Parker, Saturday afternoon
Normandy was fought between an Henry I of England, and his brother Robert, the Duke of Normandy. Henry returns to pacify Normandy after being forced to leave their the year before due to political issues in England. At stake is control of Normandy itself. 28mm Scale (I played in this one so more on it in a future post).
Wellington's Waterloo - My Saturday evening game, so to be covered in a future post.
Napoleon must defeat the Anglo-Allied army under Wellington before the arrival of the Prussians seals his fate. 28 mm Napoleonics, using simple rules and a gridded table suitable for youth age 11+ (or younger if experienced gamers), and any who want to play the game with minimal rules hassles!
First St. Albans, May 22, 1455 - my Sunday AM game, so to be covered in a future post.
The inaugural battle of the Wars of the Roses; York and Somerset/Buckingham battle in the streets of the village for the control of King Edward VI.28mm, Test of Resolve rules.
Nicely laid out summary, with appropriate teasers for your AAR's. The Ozz Wars made me smile...Go Land of Harvest!
ReplyDeleteMark M. ran FIVE Ozz games (again) this year!
DeleteLooked like a fun convention with a nice choice of games.
ReplyDeleteI note a big turnout for your Waterloo game. Looking forward to the writeup.
We had the full 8 player roster filled, which was great!
DeleteThat looks to be my kind of convention. Lovely stuff Peter, and I'll look forward to the full AAR on your Waterloo table.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lawrence!
DeleteSome great games and it looked great fun as well,all you want really! Love the Wars of Ozz, something that wee bit different.
ReplyDeleteOzz is different for sure; we're not in Kansas any more, Toto!! :-)
DeleteA nice mix of games there Peter and Mark Morin's games always look cool, even if I HATE the film!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Steve; Ozz is not to be confused entirely with Oz (one Z).
DeleteMy bad!!! I can't help but just read the one 'Z' each time I see posts on these games. Note to self: must try harder:).
DeleteThere's still plenty of overlap between Oz and Ozz! :-)
DeleteCertainly some different games and genres but all looked the part
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice selection. I may add some pics from other sources of some games I missed.
DeleteNice looking weekend Peter, lots going on. Look forward to reading about your games in future posts.
ReplyDeletePacked quite a lot into the weekend, especially on Saturday!
DeleteSeems like lots of great looking games!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain