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Report from Grand Tribunal UK 2012

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Chris Jensen Romer

Grand Tribunal is the Ars Magica and Atlas Games convention held annually in the UK and USA. This year the Sixth Grand Tribunal (UK) took place on the weekend 17th-19th August, and featured 37 delegates and 3 authors from the line, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Games, Reviews and Past Events, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged Amazons Ars Magica scenario, Ars Magica, Ars Magica fourth edition, Ars Magica Freeform, Ars Magica group combat rules, Ars Magica King John, Ars Magica rpg, Ars Magica rpg convention, Ars Magica UK, Ars Magica wargame, Atlas Games, Battle of Fornham 1173, Bury St. Edmunds 1173, Cheltenham rpg convention, Christian Jensen Romer, Freeform GAmes, Gloucestershire rpg convention, Grand Tribunal, Grand Tribunal 2012, Grand Tribunal UK, Grand Tribunal UK 2012, KIng John losing Crown Jewels, Lark Valley Suffolk, Loch Leglean Tribunal, Lost in the Wash game, mystery playtests, Rival Magics, Rival magics scenario, roleplaying games, Sub Rosa fanzine, The Battle of Fornham, The Jerbiton Summit, The Tribunal of the Borders, UK Freeforms, UK roleplaying games conventions, UK rpg, wargaming 12th century England, wargaming Battle of Fornham 1173 | 1 Comment
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