faq - war machines
Q. When a war machine unit is charged, the crew
are supposed to line up as part of a Hold reaction.
Does this mean that the chargers must align to the
position of the crew? Or must the crew actually
align to the charging unit (which would mean that
non-skirmishing chargers are allowed to tactical
wheel against war machines to dictate favourable
overrun/pursuit paths)?

A. The machine’s crew must line up
perpendicularly to the line of the charge, but the
chargers can wheel at any point of their charge, as
with skirmishers, in order to get a better
pursue/overrun path.

The table
The table was thrown together with a couple sawhorses and a spare piece of plywood. I thought it was a great idea to use some sticky faux stone floor tiles for the table instead of painting them, but it had a side effect of laying out a 12" grid pattern on the table which of course made estimating distances far easier than it should otherwise have been.

Um
I remember painstakingly drawing this symbol at Keiths one night only to realize later that it was UM and not "M", so Mike couldn't really use it for a symbol.

The series of photographs displayed above were taken during a 3 February 2006 protest staged in London by Muslims angry over the publication in Scandinavian periodicals of cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad

(from snopes.com)