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Welcome to Warzone Matrix
Welcome to the new and improved Warzone Matrix website. We're hoping that you return often to discuss games and tactics on our forum as well as to find out what's new at Warzone Matrix. If you've never been to Warzone Matrix, make sure you pay us a visit at:
Warzone Matrix
4704 Rocky River Dr
Cleveland, OH 44135
Or give us a call at: (216) 433-1316
Make sure you return often as our plan is to update the site frequently and the conversations on the fourm never seem to end. Be sure to check out the site and let us know if you have any questions or comments.
If you'd like to schedule an event at Warzone Matrix, simply submit a news story. It will then be posted to the main page after approval. Please be sure that you are as complete as possible when submitting an event.
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Exile Sun- a new board game by an upstart game company |
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Posted by TheVest on Thursday, December 22, 2011 (23:35:58) (61 reads)
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OHIOHAMMER - A Warhammer Fantasy podcast |
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Warzone Matrix proudly supports OHIOHAMMER, a Warhammer Fantasy podcast based in the great state of Ohio By Andrew Sherman, Jake Hunter, and Bob Chenevert
- Do you like the game Warhammer Fantasy?
- Have you wanted to meet new people in your area who play Warhammer Fantasy?
- Have you wanted to find out more about tournaments in the tri-state area?
- Do you think it would be cool to be part of an online community to discuss your hobby with?
- Are you interested in podcasts that talk about Warhammer Fantasy?
Then stop by WWW.OHIOHAMMER.COM. There you can find the following:
• A calendar of tournaments that we know of in the tri-state area!
• A podcast that can be downloaded from the OHIOHAMMER site or from iTunes that covers: News and rumors, local tournaments, and one primary topic every episode!
• Forums to meet and contact other people who love the hobby as much as you. There you can communicate about ideas and even set up gaming times!
• Follow a blog from our three site and podcast hosts about their happenings. Here you will find product reviews, painting tips, and much more.
• A link to the Ohiohammer Facebook Page. Where we try to update statuses live. And reach out to the local Warhammer community.
• Info about our twitter account where you can follow our happenings as we try to bring the Warhammer community closer together.
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Posted by Cullyn on Monday, June 20, 2011 (13:58:14) (431 reads)
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Dystopian Wars |
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Imagine a world similar to our own, but subtly different. Now imagine the year is 1870 and the Industrial Revolution occurred decades earlier than in our own world. Technology is far advanced, and in many cases, unrecognisable, which has led to the development of fantastic naval vessels, hulking land ships and terror from the skies in the form of airships and war balloons.
The Dystopian Wars game is set in a Victorian Steampunk world and we have designed the rules to ensure a fun game with a large selection of high quality models in a couple of hours. The rules support Naval, Aerial and Land models from the outset, so that you can set up battles and scenarios in any combat setting.
Dystopian Wars features highly detailed resin and pewter miniatures with which you can roam the high seas, scour the smog filled skies looking for enemy flying ships, or doggedly defend the cities and countryside of your home nation using giant Land Ships.
Our fast play rules are optimised for large fleet actions, so you can get as many miniatures on the table as you want, and still finish an enjoyable game in an afternoon or evening. Dystopian Wars is also ideal for multiplayer games, because you get to activate individual squadrons of miniatures from one player to the next. The rules allow for the use of a deck of 52 Game Cards that add an exciting Fog of War element to each game.
You command one of the great imperial powers of Dystopian Wars, you can choose to defend your territories from foreign incursion, or you can conquer the world. The choice is yours...
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Posted by Lizengarde on Monday, December 27, 2010 (02:52:37) (796 reads)
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A Great Gamer, A Great Friend!!! |
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>Northern Ohio has Lost one of the Founding Members of War-Gaming in our Community...
-Many of you may not have met Otis for his Health would not allow him to spend the Time and Energy to play a long game, but his mind played out each and every move of Great Campaignes...
-Otis Adams Lost his Battle with Lung Problems brought on from Agent-Orange during his Service with the Marines in Vietnam...
-Master of Hundreds of Game Systems, His Favorite was Warhammer 40k; Over 50,000 pts of Blood Angels...
-Otisus Adamor - Exalted Brother of Sanguinius: He is now in the Service of the Emperor's Honor Guard...
-You Will Be Remembered In Legend!!!
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Posted by Lizengarde on Wednesday, August 04, 2010 (17:01:38) (436 reads)
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UnCharted Seas |
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The Uncharted Seas
The Uncharted Seas is a fast paced, action packed game of naval tactical combat set in a world of high fantasy. Using superb resin and white metal miniatures, and controlled by fast and easy to learn rules, the game allows you to wage war with fantastical squadrons of mighty warships.
Choose from one of several races, including the Iron Dwarfs with their steam powered ironclads, Orc Raiders with their grotesque machines of war, the ever powerful Dragon Lords, an ancient race of magical seafarers, Imperial Humans hell bent on grabbing as much land as they can and the Thaniras Elves with their sleek ships of war.
The whole premise of The Uncharted Seas rules is deliver a fun and fast game. The aim is to have a game finished within in 1.5 to 2 hours – or longer if you want to play multiplayer games or use much bigger fleets.
The decks of cards (given away with each fleet bought) play an important role in the game, but you can play without them. Our recommendation is that you DO use the cards as they add a wonderful colour to game proceedings and a certain fog of war.
IN SUMMARY
The game is, we believe, hugely good fun to play. You can get up and running quickly, the rules do not have any grossly overcomplicated mechanics to confuse or befuddle you and the models look great! More upgrades are planned, and this includes models such as submarines, war platforms, troop ships, Dreadnoughts, Airships and so on. We’re also working on a supplement to the core rule book that supports all of the new models that are coming out.
Welcome to The Uncharted Seas – we’re happy to have you onboard and also eager to hear from you about what you are playing, how you are playing, how you paint your figures and anything else you fancy dropping us a line about.
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