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NatCon 2011

Wednesday, 22 December 2010 10:11
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Christchurch Wargaming Club LogoThe Christchurch Wargames Club is starting to publish details on-line for the Nationals in Easter 2011. Player packs look to be available for several fantasy systems as well as 15mm DBA and 15mm DBR. For more information See Here.

Events being offered are: Warhammer Fantasy Battle ; Warhammer 40k; War of the Ring; Lord of the Rings; Flames of War; FOG; DBA; DBR; DBM (apparently not DBMM); Bloodbowl; & Warmachine. No scales specified, except 15mm for DBA & DBR, so unclear exactly what scales are being played for the Historical (Ancients) rule sets (but sounds like 15mm only)...

Tags: Ancient Medieval Renaissance WW2 (World War II) Sci-Fi Fantasy DBA (De Bellis Antiquitatis) DBM (De Bellis Multitudinis) DBR (De Bellis Renationis) FOG (Field Of Glory) FOW (Flames of War) LOTR (Lord Of The Rings) WH40K (Warhammer 40K) Warhammer Blood Bowl WHFB (Warhammer Fantasy Battle) WarMachine WOTR (War Of The Ring) 15mm New Zealand Convention NatCon Tournaments Community News 2011
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