Sunday, 30 September 2012

Auckland WHFB 500 Mini Tournament

Auckland's own 500pt WHFB mini Tournament = Fun hammer FTW!

Venue: Auckland City Guard Club, Freemans Bay Community Centre.

When: Sunday 28th October Starting 1pm.  Entry: $10 for 3 rounds of games

Prizes: 1st, 2nd & 3rd.

Contact: whfbcityguard@gmail.com


Borrowing the idea from Ben Curry of Bad_Dice fame, this will be a fun event capped at 20 players. It will be 3 45min rounds held on a normal club Sunday. All Enquires to James:  whfbcityguard@gmail.com


Which General will prevail in 2012...

Auckland City Guard Tank Aces League


Tank Aces League starting soon.

If you interested in taking part please contact guardcon2012@hotmail.com

Here's a couple of great introduction Videos on designing a Tank Aces force with your army.

http://www.beastsofwar.com/flames-of-war/matts-500pt-german-tank-aces-list-flames-war/

http://www.beastsofwar.com/flames-of-war/500pt-russian-tank-aces-list-flames-war/


There's still a few places left so grab your Tank Aces pin today.
email your interest to guardcon2012@hotmail.com

Auckland WH40K Combat Patrol 500pts


Coming soon...


Lead your Squad to victory!!!

Equinox is coming...

Equinox 2013 Tournament
16th & 17th March.
Held at Freemans Bay Community Centre
      
      Warhammer Fantasy     --        Warhammer 40K
        2400pts, 6 Games over 2days.          1750pts, 6 Missions, over 2days

Early registrations, $40 until the 20th of Oct.
Don’t miss out on one of the biggest tournaments in NZ,
register now!
                                                          

Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Pizza & Wargaming

This Weekend is Pizza & Wargames at the Club.

All welcome so bring your toys and an Appetite.
Sunday 29th of July 2012.


Freemans Bay Community Centre,
52 Hepburn st,
Ponsonby.

Entry $5, Pizza and some drinks provided.

Contact: guardcon2012@hotmail.com for details.

Thursday, 28 June 2012

Wargaming for Charity

What looked to be a bit of a slow start to CanOpener 2012 resolved into a relaxing and enjoyable day of gaming.
The numbers were a bit low, but the results of the day were really rewarding. With every player walking away with something from the event, whether it be a podium prize, a spot prize or a feeling of just having had a really good day at the Auckland City Guard Club. We had in our midst a very welcome contingent of board gamers, amongst them a couple of familiar faces, who it was good to see.


Another welcome addition to the event was the representation from the Auckland City Mission. James was a great sport. He was very intrigued by the whole gaming thing. I introduced him to Fantasy, and in true City Guard spirit, he whooped me Smiley. James then joined in with the boardgamers
and afterwards had a game of FOW. I get the impression that we may have a new member soon Wink
I expect the other TO’s will like to comment on their games, but instead of stealing their thunder, I will just mention a couple of the Fantasy Highlights.
First place, after a bit of an absence from the club, was Nick (Captain Softscores), 2nd place to Logan (First Tournament) , 3rd place Graeme (Nerdymen).
Steve was there with Flames of War. He umpired a game for 4 newbies, Daryl (Big D) took out first place there. I got a chance to join in and even I had some successes with the game, getting Daryl to roll dice for me probably helped Smiley.
I need to mention a word of thanks here:
Thank you to Battle front miniatures, who sent over a large box of cans, as well as some very generous prizes. 
Thank you to Slave to Painting, who sent in a whole heap of spot prizes, which were scattered between the games appropriately. I know Aaron Cue appreciated his spot prize, as we have been talking recently about Mantic models.
Thank you to my wife, for running the kitchen (Archenemy will be the next to benefit from my wife’s cooking).
And last, but not least, thank you to all the gamers, who made set-up and pack up an enjoyable part of the event.
Can tally: 500 cans to The Auckland City Mission. Target for next year: 1000?
Direct Cash donation to The Auckland City Mission: $135


Derick.