Bit of a blip!
Well, that was entertaining!
In case no one noticed, the club forums were down for a few days due to a problem with their deep, inner workings. A little elbow grease, and some heavy reading, and they are back online! Yay!
Things seem to be going pretty well at the moment, we have a bunch of activities going on, including:
A Warhammer map campaign (see *here*);
A team getting ready for Mayhem 2009 (see *here*);
and a Warmachine/Hordes League, getting ready to kick off (see *here*)
So, let the mayhem begin!
-Tom.
Closed for Christmas
Well, it’s been a while since the last news post, and much has occured!
Most importantly, the club is now (as has become traditional) closed for Christmas.
Unfortunately the Bell & Compass gets very busy over the Christmas period, and we don’t make as much money for them as ‘proper’ parties and conferences do.
We apologise for any inconvenience, but hope you all have a happy christmas, and we will see you again on 13th January 2009 (which is when we get back).
We’ve had a great autumn (I know I had a whole lot of fun), including:
The closing few games of the new 40k league;
Meatgrinder, a Warmachine/Hordes league that worked up from 350pt skirmishes to 500pt battles, and hopefully next year we will be starting again at 500pts until all is painted, then 750, and possibly upwards; and
An awesome WFB mega-game on our last night, at around 9000pts per side, which looked amazing.
Looking forward to the new year, we are hoping to have an Apocalypse game on our first night back (check out the forum post over *here*).
Inspired by the sight of the WFB game, our 40k gamers decided to show them how it is done.
Bring out those Baneblades and Titans, fellas!
-Tom.
Congratulations all around!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to announce the opening of the brand new, hopefully bug-proof website at www.crossgamingclub.com!
The forum is also up and running, and should proove much easier to use than the previous incarnation. This can be found at www.crossgamingclub.com/forum.
While not exactly news, as such, we also have something else to celebrate!
The CGC team won best team at Carnage recently, and Luke managed to win best player.
Many congratulations are deserved.
Here is a lovely(ish) picture of their team trophy, which is now stored at the club:
Heres to the future,
-Tom.