Roll Call - L'Art de la Guerre
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List Checkers 15mm : Tim Porter 25mm : Clive McLeod 15mm Competition Rules : 200 point armies with standard sized 200 point tables of 120cm x 80cm. Players must bring their own terrain pieces 25mm Competition - as above, but with a standard 6'x4' table 15mm Theme: - The Fall of Roman Alexandria - Any army valid in 619AD. The Persian shah, Khosrau II, had taken advantage of the internal turmoil of the East Roman Empire after the overthrow of Emperor Maurice by Phocas to attack the Roman provinces in the East. By 615, the Persians had driven the Romans out of northern Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine. Determined to eradicate Roman rule in Asia, Khosrau turned his sight on Egypt, the East Roman Empire's granary Between 618 and 621 AD, the Sassanid Persian army defeated the Byzantine forces in Egypt and occupied the province. The fall of Alexandria, the capital of Roman Egypt, in 619 AD marked the first and most important stage in the Sassanid campaign to conquer this rich province, which eventually fell completely under Persian rule within a couple of years. Egypt would remain in Persian hands for 10 years, run by general Shahrbaraz from Alexandria. 25mm Theme: - Any army from the Medieval and Feudal themes, only allies from these themes allowed. A maximum of 1 Elephant is allowed per list. Lists with a minima of more than 1 elephant may not therefore be selected. List Deadline: 14th April Saturday : Three Games Sunday : Two Games Games will be 2 hours 20 mins plus a 1-10 min(s) variable addition determined by the period umpire. Saturday 0900-1130, 12-1430, 1500-1730 Sunday 0930-1200, 1300-1530 |
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Admission to any BHGS tournament is at the sole discretion of the organisers and their decision on all matters is final. If any entrant breaches these rules, commits a criminal offence, causes disruption during the competition (including to public, traders or staff at the venue) or causes or threatens to cause damage to property at the venue the BHGS’s representative on the day will be entitled in his or her absolute discretion to require that player to leave the competition and the venue immediately, without any refund. In such cases we are likely also to refuse entry to future events
Admission to any BHGS tournament is at the sole discretion of the organisers and their decision on all matters is final. If any entrant breaches these rules, commits a criminal offence, causes disruption during the competition (including to public, traders or staff at the venue) or causes or threatens to cause damage to property at the venue the BHGS’s representative on the day will be entitled in his or her absolute discretion to require that player to leave the competition and the venue immediately, without any refund. In such cases we are likely also to refuse entry to future events