The first one Saturday morning was “First Battle of the First Boer War” using the Combat Patrol™ rules system as modified for this era. Saturday, I played in two games, and ran a third. I was happy to earn this award, but the players’ enthusiasm carried the day. The game had a lot of action, but in the end the Axis prevailed. The Panzer IIIE got the worst of it from the Brit, but the A13 was subsequently knocked out by an Italian M13/40. What a Tanker – or in this case “What a Rammer” as a Panzer IIIE runs into an A13. The first use of one of my Bonus Attack cards – in this case an airstrike card on a hapless M11/39.
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Detail of the town I put in the middle of the battlefield Friday night’s full crowd at What a Tanker – North Africa using 15mm tanks. I got a new 8′ x 4′ badlands/desert mat that worked very well for the scenario from Frontline Gaming. I mapped out the game board in my cellar beforehand. They worked well, especially the Combat Engineers. My game announcement poster My “Bonus Attack” cards for the game. Still, the game went very well, and I earned an award for the “Best in Time Slot”! The Axis battled back from early losses and defeated the British 104-58. I will adjust their use, and how I allow tank replacements going forward. They were very popular in the game and I will be expanding my use of them in the future based on the scenarios I run and the historical aspects of the specific theaters and scenarios/battles. I was able to roll out my new Bonus Attack cards that I created for the convention. On Friday, I ran “What a Tanker – North Africa” and had a full table. It was also great to see attendance and gaming from the Mass Pikemen, especially Mike Morgan, Leif Magnuson, Chris Comeau, and others. Of note, it was very nice to have my West Point classmate and good friend Dave Wood from the Maryland HAWKS make it up to play in my games and run two of his own. So, this post will share some shots of the events, with more focus on the games that either I ran as a GM or participated in as a player. I have not been blogging much recently as my prep for the event took a lot of time. I also played in three other games: a First Boer War scenario using Combat Patrol™ “Look Sarge we are Invading Russia” using Look Sarge, No Charts™ and another “What a Tanker” game on Sunday. This previous weekend in Shrewsbury, MA was a Friday-Sunday gaming marathon that saw me run two games ( “ What a Tanker”in North Africa and “Attack of the Warbots” using Combat Patrol™). Check out our list of badass girl names.Battle Group Boston’s HAVOC 2019 (or HAVOC XXXV) is in the books. For sports fans, why not turn to badass athletes with names like Valentina, Venus, and Serena?ĭon’t settle for ordinary. If you’re searching for a name that’s a little less showy, why not turn to badass women in history for inspiration? You could stick to classic picks like Amelia after Amelia Earhart, or you could try on Harriet in honor of Harriet Tubman. Some have better meanings than others, but they’re all tough cookies! Look for something with a little more firepower? What do you think of Ember and Blaze? Badass girl names are packed with word name options like Echo, Domino, and Jinx. How about Vesper? She’s a word name find chockful of spunk, unlike anything trending for girls now. Maybe you want something extra unique with a kickass sound.
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Feel free to stick to rock terms, too, with Lyric an edgy pick on its own. If you’re feeling angsty, there’s always Alanis, which we happen to think is an awesome name that deserves way more attention.
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Capture Fleetwood Mac vibes with Stevie or name your new little Blondie Debbie for a retro rocker pick from the past. Now when you think of a badass girl name do you think of a rockstar? Of course, you do! That’s why we’re loving on Joan and Jett. Whether you’re inspired by sound, meaning, or history, each of these names will stir up some of the moxie you crave.
Step off the beaten path and dare to be different with a name that has some edge to it. No one said you had to play by the rules, and with badass girl names, you don’t have to.
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