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Hey all, its Martin, With my Riddler crew fully assembled and painted, I was itching to have a game of Batman, and Bruce took me up on the offer. Bruce took the Global Plan Strategy and so selected the 'Ambush' Scenario. His team became the attackers as he had a higher model count. I had selected the Fast Advance and Patrol strategies, allowing me a larger deployment zone, and also allowing me to deploy 1 model outside of this zone. In hindsight, the Fast advance was a bad idea as it reduced the areas I could deploy my Clue Markers!! I would have been better to choose a strategy like 'snitch', to cancel out one of my opponent strategies; in this game it would have forced a random scenario again. Being the attacker, Bruce had to divide his crew into 2 teams and deploy 1 team within 10cm of the table edge on 2 opposite sides of the fantastic board created by Andy from Worcester Wargames. Within each of these teams. I then deployed my crews inside a 20cm wide area ru...

Howdy Sixupsavers, Bruce here with a quick spot on the (relatively) new Batman Minis Game that's gaining some serious popularity lately. Damien and I first bought into this game way back in the BETA phase, when the core rule book came as a terribly translated Spanish PDF. We really struggled with the rules and didn't really have the right kind of terrain to fully get to grips with it. However, when the hardback version of the rule book came out, our Local Game Store "Worcester Wargames" created a totally bad-ass new gaming board that was perfect for Batman. With renewed vigour, Damien and I dug out our old models and started trying to learn the rules. Just look at this beautiful bastard! After demoing a few games and interest started picking up, the other Six Up Save guys started getting invested too. Now we are all feverishly getting our crew's painted up and ready to rumble, so in the new year we'll be hosting a Six Up Save Batman Minis ...

Hi guys, Sam here. Guess who's got the results from the WW/SUS Tourney this weekend?  Firstly, I would like to thank everyone for attending and making the day very enjoyable. Also an enormous thank you to Andy at Worcester War Games for hosting the event for us and letting me run it in his brand new shop. (POST-JACKED BY BRUCE) AND THANKS TO SAM FOR ARRANGING THE GAMES AND HOSTING THE DAY! WUT WUT! Here are the points for the day, broken down across the games, secret objectives and painting points: Congrats to Simon, Bruce and Chris on their first, second and third results. (Chris scored more maelstrom points than Damien so just managed to beat him to third place) Below we have the votes for best painted: (3 points for a first place vote, 2 for a second and 1 for a third.) Now lets take a look at what was happening on the tabletops: Did you enjoy the day? What did you like a...