The New Blog

[Craig]

Ladies, Gentlemen and you there at the back,

As you may know, we believe in supporting our players through an active presence on Facebook and other fora. We also maintain a blog for each of our games. As you can imagine this is very time-consuming, time we could use for writing new material.

Also, by having separate blogs for each game players do not get to see what else is going on in our range of games. This is a shame as all three games use the same core engine so players may find skills, powers, beasts and equipment from the others that they can adapt to their own games.



So we have decided to bring all of our games onto this single website.

The individual game blogs will not be deleted. There are hundreds of articles, battle reports, tutorials, pieces of fiction and other materials on them we do no want to lose. But they will no longer be updated.

Most of the additional/bonus materials we have placed on these blogs has been ported across to this website, where each game has its own page. Additionally, we will be combing through the original blogs and extracting all the useful articles, dropping them into PDF then placing them in the games pages of this website.



The site address is: https://theministryofgentlemanlywarfare.wordpress.com/

If you are a regular reader or follower of the original blogs we hope you will now transfer your allegiance to the new.

[Sterling Moose]

Link?

[Craig]

It's right there, beneath the picture of the Transylvanian village 

[west18]

Craig, many thanks for the new link - I'm rebuilding my gothic horror miniatures collection in anticipation of the new IHMN Gothic book - who knows, I might even get round to painting them this time round!

[Craig]

For those that are interested I have just published he third instalment of my Gothic Village build.
You can find it here:
https://theministryofgentlemanlywarfare.wordpress.com/2016/11/26/ihmn-gothic-village-iii/

[west18]

Those buildings are coming along nicely - I really like the way the stonework has been marked out from the same piece of foam board. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with the roofs to give them that Transylvanian feel.