- #NIGHT SHIFT MOVIE TELLING CHUCK TO SHUT UP HOW TO#
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The goal was to create something that could easily be transported, while visually telling a story that reinforced my army’s aesthetic. I picked up a tea tray from IKEA, got some MDF cut to size, and planned a display board out. I knew the years of damage it sustained had cost me painting points in New Mexico, so I endeavored to create something new. My previous display board, created long ago for a NOVA I couldn’t attend in 2019, just wasn’t cutting it anymore. I wasn’t planning on painting any more models before the event, but one project still loomed: a new display board. As is my usual case for a major event, I didn’t play anywhere near enough games beforehand, ensuring a few days of flailing and turning over endless plans in my mind. There’s gotta be a coherent list in there somewhere. Hobby PrepĪt time of writing, I have over 7000 points of Black Templars. None of this should be surprising to anyone who has read my columns before.
#NIGHT SHIFT MOVIE TELLING CHUCK TO SHUT UP HOW TO#
If I was, in actuality, completely ignorant of how to play this forty thousandth Warhammer, I could at least make it look like I wasn’t by banking on hobby/sportsmanship scores. What I’m getting at is that I had played enough 40k and written enough about Black Templars that I more or less knew what I was doing. My record in 10th to this point was 2-1-1, so that’s okay I guess. The more worldly amongst you will know that breweries are not typically gaming venues.
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Credit: SRMĪ full half of my games of 10th edition prior to this event were played at Wild Ride Brewing in Redmond, Oregon. How hard could it be? Gaming Prepīallistus Dreadnought, Bladeguard Veterans, and a lager. From there I’d spend a few days slamming (wheat-free) beers and warhams in equal measure, then head back Monday.
Thursday I’d also be having a gaming kegger with Max Supler and his whole crew, who I got to meet last year, and then Friday I’d start the 40k GT proper. We would roll up Wednesday, get some falafel, I’d crash in his room til Thursday, then I’d check in and split my perilously expensive room with my Goonhammer colleague, Rob “ TheChirurgeon” Jones. For starters, instead of flying out or making the 6+ hour drive up from Central Oregon myself, I would ride along with my buddy Doug from Tablewar, who himself was driving up from California. The hotel for this event was shockingly expensive, so I was looking to save a few bucks wherever I could. Will this Roundabout be as cursed as the last one? Read on to find out! The Plan This is also firmly Campbell’s Weirdo Zone, so come along, would-be-weirdos, and take in this latest saga. If you haven’t read one of these before, they’re like the Road To… series, but instead of doing a series of articles, it’s just one entirely too long one.
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