A loyal follower and guardian of the Shogun, Daimyo Oda will attempt to portray miniature warfare in a way that soothes the mind and heart of the warrior and teaches one how to strike fear into the hearts of the enemy; One Stroke, One Kill. ---Beautiful scratch built castle by Leroy Simpson of the Lonely Gamers.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
A Successful Muster
The Holiday Inn Patriot had great accomodations although there was not much food available outside of normal meal times. Bring your favorite drinks and snacks and keep them in your room. There were interesting games run by the likes of Dave Waxtel, Sam Mustafa, Old Dominion Games, Southern Maryland Partisans etc. Vendors like Age of Glory, Chesapeake Miniatures, Colonial Connection (selling off the Hinchliffe figures) Flag Dude, Cotton Jim and Toby Barrett. It felt like a smaller, friendlier HMGS convention, not soon to be forgotten. So plan to be there next year. Also a raffle with great prizes also made it interesting. Now on by order of the Shogun to the next American town, Lancaster PA.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Off to a an American colonial muster
The Shogun has commanded me and several retainers to observe the Williamsburg Muster and perhaps glean some ideas about war and gamesmanship. We are cautioned not to give away the sacred ways of Bushido to the barbarians, but they will surely learn from us about the heart of a warrior and dedication to our Shogun. The American calendar places the dates as beginning February 6, 7, 8 in the year of the Ox, 2009. Upon our return after two long journeys, we can inform the Shogun of our progress.
Daimyo Oda
Daimyo Oda
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