Welcome to our new podcast focusing on all things Firelock Games. In Volume 1 we have Tom “Chairborne” Mullane and a new podcast but a long time friend Glenn “Dutch” Van Meter. In today’s episode they talk all about Blood and Plunder and all the other Firelock products you love!
We are live from HMGS’s Fall-In 2019. We also add a new voice to the NDNG podcast crew, Scott Roach. In this episode we talk to Mike Tunez, Kai DeVane and Rufus DeVane from Firelock Games and we talk about Blood and Plunder, Oak and Iron and the yet to be released Blood and Valor.
Another is in the books. The 2019 installment was a blast and much different than the others I have attended. The new location and running a tournament for a new game made the experience of this year’s event one I will think about for a long time. It also marked the biggest collection of the NDNG staff under one roof.
The crew is live at Historicon 2019! We talk about Blood and Plunder and the Team Yankee tournaments… and and old friend Luke Melia from my WWPD days pops in.
By Tom Gall
If you enjoy playing Blood and Plunder or other skirmish games in 28mm, the one thing I love to have on the table is all sorts of brick-a-brack to give the scene plenty of flavor. I like my tables to look historic.
For this Blood and Plunder game on land, sure it looks like a little farmstead or a little inn, the fences fit it, the road is great, but I’m wanting a little more on the table top.
Where are the farm animals? How about a little wagon? Crates, barrels, the various things you’d expect to see in this kinda era and besides it can add in some extra places for impromptu cover that your heroes might need as they are doing their daring do.
In this episode we welcome Nate and Phil to the NDNG Crew. We talk about their first Blood and Plunder game, board games, life as a pro war gamer and we talk about hot upcoming game DEFCON Zero.
You are in for a treat with the return of Sean Sarah to NDNG. We catch up with Sean and talk about a ton of different games and why we still love Flames of War. Minis, board and video games are some of the topics we cover.
In this episode we sit down with Mike Tunez from to talk about what is in store for Blood and Plunder and Oak and Iron in 2019. The Benerson Little books we talk about can be found
By Mitch Reed, photos by Firelock Games
You have heard us talk about it on podcasts, seen us post on our Facebook page and now Oak and Iron is here!
The team that brought you Blood and Plunder has expanded its gaming line to include the battles on the high seas with , a 1/600 scale naval game that they have been showing off at events over the last few months.
We were lucky to get Mike Tunez the lead developer at Firelock Games so answer some questions about this great new game.
Check out our or go to Firelockgames.com to get in on this Kickstarter campaign right away.
Avast ye mateys, once again Talk Like a Pirate Day is upon us; this buccaneer is going to tell you how to take the first steps in playing the game which commemorates this day every day, Blood and Plunder. I was shanghaied onto the B&P sloop for well over a year now, and I have shared some grog with the swashbucklers at .
Many of you have read about the game and some of you have even played it. I know a lot of folks are like scurvy dogs who see the names like Sea Dogs, Les Enfants Perdue, and Freebooter and get confused on how to actually buy a force for this game. To be honest is easier than walking the plank. With this article, you will learn the ropes of this game and be able to tell a mizzen mast from the poop deck.
When I first started playing this game I was able to use to build my force, however, the folks from Firelock starter their own that includes all of the new forces, including those from No Peace Beyond the Line. I will take you through this excellent force builder and talk a bit on how to build a list.
