Author: Group North

The Society wishes to extend a big thank you to all the guests that joined us, the display from the National Military Motor Museum and all the traders and sponsors that offered such a great range of prizes to the raffle. It’s been a big day and we’ll get all the photographs and other details up soon.

We will wish Ross Dawe congratulations of becoming the second life member for Group North. He was awarded this at the opening ceremony today and is a justified recipient of the award. Thank you Ross for all the work you’ve performed for the Society over the years, and we still look forward to working with you for many more forward.

We also had an ex-military vehicle on display at the front of the building.

Finally we were blessed to have one of the original founding members of the club return, Russ Sheldrick.

Here are a set of rules for modern naval combat. This is an adaption of Missiles at Sea to make them work for 21st Century Naval combat.

We hope you enjoy the rules.

A fun and friendly tournament for Flames of War late war players.

Group North is running our annual Open Day on September 25th. This year marks our 50th anniversary and will be an excellent chance to reconnect with gamers throughout the history of the club.

Follow along on the event page for more details, or keep up-to-date with the Facebook event.

The Kings of War competition, Warrior Kings, is back for 2022. Running over May, June and July with a September final.

See the full details on the Warrior Kings event page.

Head over to the Firefight page to see details of our next Flames of War event.

Group North has recently donated many of our excess library books to make room for an expansion of our terrain collection.

Gawler Community House sent us a thank you letter for our recent donation.

November 6th the Mars overlords are allowing another team a chance to earn a ticket off planet. See more details at Down Under Road Race.

Here’s an article from Scott Elaurant about how to get the best use out of your heavy tanks for Flames of War.

All of the games at the club were recorded last year (or as best as possible, some may have slipped through). A game was recorded as a single table with a group of players. If the players had another try that was the same game, if the players at the table changed that was a new game.

Over the year the following game records were made (top listed games from the total play list of 51 game types and 313 plays across them):

Game	Count
Kings of War	48
Flames of War	36
Bloodbowl	35
Clash of Spears	19
Bolt Action	17
Chain of Command	12
La Salle	12
Team Yankee	9
Warhammer 40K	9
Gaslands	8
Cruel Seas	7
DBA	7
Muskets and Tomahawks	7
Warpath Firefight	7
Victory at Sea	6
A World Aflame	4
Lion Rampant	4
Martian Racing Federation	4
Medieval Warfare	4
Rommel	4
Test of Honour	4
The Men Who Would be Kings	4

All details available from the ODS spreadsheet linked above.