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Just an update, but I went after the Sept. games day and as Primarch informed me, you have to go in the same place but take the elevator to the 3rd floor. They had most paint supplies still in stock. I think they mostly cut display cabinets, models, and box sets while they're remodeling.

Looking forward to it! So my plans are morning Trench Crusade with Balloonacorn, and then afternoon Saga with Primarch.

I'll bring my usual terrain of a few rickety buildings, fences, a pond, plus Czech hedgehogs and sandbags, but always appreciate more if possible!

@Primarch Anglo-Saxons sound fun. @Balloonacorn The game me_in_japan and I played last month was 700pts, and we finished pretty handily in about 2hrs, so I'd be happy to do that again. Consider you'll spend a lot of points upgrading models by giving them equipment, while their chassis are relatively...

@Balloonacorn Do you have your own minis for Trench Crusade? I'd be happy to play if you do.

@Primarch Do you have models for both sides of a game of Saga: Age of Vikings? I'd be happy to play that too if I could borrow some models, and you'd be fine coaching me on the rules.

I'd be down for some Trench Crusade if anyone is interested

The one game I played, I played Gluttony, but that was mainly because Goetic magic doesn't charge itself off of demons, it has to be blood markers off the living. me_in_japan's crew was all demons, along with mine. So since I wasn't going to be able to use most spells, gluttony had one that had a pr...

You don't need a lot to start. Each faction only has about 8-12 models. I'm playing Court of the Seven Headed Serpent. me_in_japan is playing Cult of the Black Grail, and I believe one more I can't quite remember (Red Brigade?). But not including hiring mercenaries, my faction, for example, only has...

No complete solutions, but two things that can help. First, users can always click the + to the left of where you type to start a "thread" which is meant to be a sort of more focused mini-channel within a channel. That can help keep things organized if they need to be. And second, if you're looking ...

There is a lesson in the 2nd year book about writing an email in English. The Japanese teacher is introducing the topic and one of the kids, like 13 years old. "E-メルはなんですか？”　This is a new textbook edition even. Technology changes that fast these days. The kid probably didn't know there was an alter...

Sounds good to me