Ky Gox, the Minotaur Lord, reclined against an ancient oak, his ax resting on the ground next to him. A pair of half moon spectacles perched on his snout, the first draft of one of the Centaur knight novel on his lap. One of teh Minotaur Shmen was looking across the valley at the Elven lands, "You know the grass is definitely greener over there," the mage uttered, "but ity is heacvily guarded by elves". "Shall we try?" The Lord enquired putting the manuscript down and folding his specatcles, hefting his ax, "I could do with the exercise!" Phillip and I met up a couple of weeks ago for another game of Warband . Phillip was using the Hugh Elves, d6+2 cinc, d6+2 mage, 2 powerful archers, 3 shieldwall with resolute spears, 2 powerful knights and a unicorn. A solid, powerful list that can dseal damage and take it. I brought out my Taurians , one of my favourite lists, but not been out in yeras. a d6 general, a d6 mage, 3 minotaurs (one with a hero) ...
County Tops Number 21: a field East of Dundry Hill, Bristol 28-08-2026, 160m Walk technicalities * View **** Company n/a Overall 1/10 Googke maps led me a merry dance on this one, trying ro find the start point led me round the southern suberbs of Bristol twice, and to two closed of routes. Not good . I did find a fantastic urban farm though, Hartcliffe City Farm. which definitely needs another visit. Heading up and round the hill, I was met by huge amounts of fly tipping. Seriously, why? Why do you need to leave your bedroom furniture all over a beautiful country lane. What smoothed brained idiot... I was met by someone in a 4-b-y4 who stopped to chat out his window as we discussed the horror as he drove off with a cheerful "I'll be needing new tyres after this!" My little Skoda got lucky! This is one of those, where Steve and I had looked at the hill, planning ahead, and went, nah, not worth a specific trip to do. We were right. You can see the Clifton Suspension Br...