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Played the Sunday game at H-Con. Roman center Left. Had a great time. Outstanding job on the sceanario. Thanks a bunch for all the hardwork.

What rules did you use for this game? Hail Ceaser?

Did I spot a victory medal cup? Gotta get glass or metal to hear that clink! Love it.

A&A roman range is by far my favorite romans. Aventine ones are probably best sculpted, but A&A romans have some king of "mojo" the others don't have. I am so sorry for the issue with the varnish. I run into that issue, but I had no other solution rather than to change the varnish. Anyway, great collection.

Epic culmination of a great looking project! Congrats to you and Ranger for putting this on at historicon!

This was an exception game! I was the Roman Cavalry Commander in Sundays game...loved it! My son, Dan had a blast working the German center. I think you hit it on the head about what "wargaming" game should...epic displays like this game. I'm still jaw-dropped on the volume of figures and especially how well the rules played out. We have never played the rules before and was able to pick them up fairly quick. Great video and will look forward what you guys come up with in future events. Take care!

I enjoyed all the videos leading up to the event itself. This video shows the whole shebang! Congratulations on a job well done. Thanks for your journey with us.

looked like an amazing game. Well done to you guys running something so impressive, especially for a first time at such a big show

Obviously the battle map that was set out in the Osprey book has both armies facing off, but do you feel that 28mm battles start off like this more often than not? just wondering as I'm looking into 28mm figures because I love the miniatures, but really struggle to see how they're practical for gaming purposes.

Plataea?

Hey brother, great overview of the event and lessons learned as being unfamiliar with this convention, I had a great time plugging into this project with you and the Ranger. Had a blast hosting the game with you and bullshitting with you in our limited free time. Your mastery of the ruleset really led to truly seamless GMing. I look forward to joining you for the next one. Take care! -D

Wow! Holy moly! Impressive and looked like great fun. Glad it worked out good for you guys.

Congratulations on the successful completion of your project. A huge undertaking with an immense amount of time (not to mention cost) expended. Looks like you used "To the Strongest" as your rules of choice. I'm glad everyone, including yourself, had a good time. I'm assuming the people who played were mostly strangers. Fantastic work and effort. Look forward to the hoplite project! Cheers.

5:02 This statement is a significant exaggeration and misrepresentation of historical events. "The Romans lost a lot of troops" = The loss of three complete legions, which was a severe blow to the Roman self-image and their superiority Here's a more accurate description of what happened after the Battle of Teutoburg Forest (Varusschlacht): 1. Roman retaliation: The Romans did launch retaliatory campaigns into Germania under Germanicus between 14-16 CE, but these were limited in scope and duration. 2. No total destruction: While these campaigns caused damage and casualties, they did not result in the destruction of all of Germania or the killing of everyone. 3. Limited objectives: The Roman expeditions were primarily punitive in nature, aimed at recovering lost standards and avenging the defeat, rather than attempting to conquer and occupy the entire region. 4. Withdrawal: After these campaigns, Emperor Tiberius ordered a withdrawal from Germania, effectively abandoning plans for long-term occupation east of the Rhine. 5. Long-term impact: The Battle of Teutoburg Forest actually led to the establishment of a more permanent frontier between the Roman Empire and Germanic territories, rather than resulting in the destruction of Germania. In summary, while the Romans did conduct retaliatory campaigns, they did not "destroy Germany and kill everyone." The actual historical events were far more nuanced, with long-lasting geopolitical consequences rather than total annihilation.

Great stuff, man. Glad that it went off well and the players had a lot of fun! It looked amazing on the table. I watched a lot of the recap videos looking for you guys, but didn't catch you guys. Looking forward to your next video rounding up the experience. Thumbs up!

The game looked epic.

Triarius, great recap to a great project. I look forward to following your 2026 project also. Little Wars is my hometown Chicago convention, let me know if you ever have the chance to visit.

amazing work

Always impressed how people can paint a huge army , my problem is i can't stick to one project.

hope you guys had a good game at the convention, I was watching footage of the halls people put in UA-cam to see if anyone caught your game

Fantastic job at Historicon. You 3 did a great job. Thanks for rolling some Shadowdeep dice afterwards as well. Cheers.

Just wow. That looks really amazing. Honest question, though: How do you transport those? I think a simple "marching order" won't get them from A to B, wagons or not. ;)

Amazing work on such a large scope project...and with more to do! Well done. Already looking forward to the terrain update. I hope you can talk a little bit about the event and what you're excited to see and do there besides put on this awesome game of course.

Congrats on such a massive project successfully executed! Watching you and Ranger put this together has been a pleasure and inspiration.

Looks amazing, well done!

Great stuff! Huge armies, looks like a good game will be happening. Tons of awesome cool work.

Congratulations!

You and Ranger have collected great looking armies. Well done both of you. 👍👍

I love how you and Ranger both have built these gigantic armies, but your first reaction is to talk about what's left to add on. It just proves that a miniatures project is never done. 😆

Dude you crushed it, you painted over 60% of the force that will be on the table!

I think Marius fought two big battles against the separate German tribes, one at Aquae sextiae and the other at Vercellae(?) That would also make a decent display game. How many figures have you painted? Very impressive armies.

That is awesome! How long do you think this took you?

Amazing work so far. All coming together. Very impressive.

Nice progress! Thank you

you really have managed to do something pretty incredible here, huge respect and admiration for you and the rest of your team up

Fine progress 👍

That's an impressive sight

this has been a really impressive project to watch!

Great work, looks awsome. This is such a big project, really looking forward to see more of this project. 👍

Superb painting and basing, a very impressive army!!

Can you do a review of the victrix early saxons?

Impressive dude 😁 cant wait to see all this, look forward to the next update

WOW! Thank you for sharing.

Nothing like a deadline.... Best of luck and please don't burn yourself out! Would hate you to get to the con and not have the reserves to run the game so please do look after yourself! Best wishes :)

Wow, you've been productive, well done!

You're a mad man! That many minis in 3 weeks and change?! Hats off to you, sir. I think the camp follower women in the carts would be good if you can get them in (this way the Romans can hear the lamentations of the women). Nice save on the cavalry figure with the broken foot and messed up sword.

Dwarf Fortress is great