1066 Fulford Gate Wargame

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @severuslupus9051
    @severuslupus9051 Год назад +125

    I just really hope no Kings cop an arrow to the eye or no berzerker takes a spear to the groin, that would all be very unfortunate.

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +43

      Oh don't worry, the legendary berserker will make his appearance known at Stamford Bridge!

    • @iratespartan13
      @iratespartan13 Год назад +5

      I was a great adventurer, till I took an arrow to the knee.

    • @kesfitzgerald1084
      @kesfitzgerald1084 Год назад

      At the very least, both injuries would make one wince.

    • @robland3253
      @robland3253 Год назад

      @@LittleWarsTV ESTABLISHED TITLES Was exposed as a SCAM

    • @liberalhyena9760
      @liberalhyena9760 Год назад

      Like William’s claim to the throne.

  • @steveholmes11
    @steveholmes11 Год назад +57

    Nice to see Wyatt: Like so many dark age conflicts, it's a family thing.

  • @mrdaveofdaveshire4047
    @mrdaveofdaveshire4047 Год назад +17

    Sat in the middle of York waiting for my daughter at trampolining club, watching this, having just driven through fulford. Listening to the bells of the minster chime. That's awesome.

  • @Hoagsgalaxynetwork
    @Hoagsgalaxynetwork Год назад +10

    “The Last successful invasion of British Isles”
    Glorious revolution, “Am I a joke to you”.

    • @zak3744
      @zak3744 Год назад +1

      Never mind any other invasions of the British Isles after 1066, perhaps by other polities in the British Isles! 😬

    • @Thecodytree
      @Thecodytree Год назад +3

      i wouldn’t say that was an invasion, they were invited in and faced no resistance.

    • @Hoagsgalaxynetwork
      @Hoagsgalaxynetwork Год назад +5

      @@Thecodytree mainly commented as a joke, but honestly the Glorious Revolution is really a matter of perspective. Personally I believe a professional foreign army of over 20,000 that come and seize military control from a head of state who did not want to relinquish control regardless of who supported it or how much of a fight the opposition gave still constitutes an invasion. Of course that is an outside viewpoint as I am neither British or Dutch.

    • @Thecodytree
      @Thecodytree Год назад +1

      @@Hoagsgalaxynetwork fair enough. i would still say it isn’t, but it’s a very fine line

    • @mikeycraig8970
      @mikeycraig8970 6 месяцев назад

      Not an invasion if its invited. The last invasion was actually the invasion of Fishguard, Wales by the French...they were beaten by some Welsh housewives.

  • @violetsunprops
    @violetsunprops Год назад +30

    Fantastic stuff. Hope the Little Wars gang had fun over here in the UK. Linked scenarios, with consequences that carry over, are one of my favourite ways to run games. Really makes any advantage or disadvantage feel earned.

  • @erichvereen1988
    @erichvereen1988 Год назад +39

    Thank you, gentlemen. I am so glad you are continuing to provide these great mixtures of history and wargaming. Please don't ever stop!

  • @Davis12249
    @Davis12249 Год назад +22

    So cool to have the historian weigh in on the battles! I hope the battlefields are found one day!

  • @raaven616gaming6
    @raaven616gaming6 Год назад +10

    I'm going to be honest... This is fantastic to see father and son doing this. Will go down as one of my favorites

  • @Hazzzzey
    @Hazzzzey Год назад +5

    "Here at little wars TV we're bonkers for Baccus" good to see continued support for some of the less common miniatures companies getting shout outs!

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +2

      From our earliest days here we’ve always been fans of playing battles in 6mm scale!

  • @anathardayaldar
    @anathardayaldar Год назад +3

    Proud papa when his son joins hiim in his passion.

  • @elliotlane3225
    @elliotlane3225 Год назад +18

    Great skirmish table and game. Great to see Yorkshire make it on LWTV! Hope you guys made it to the Royal Armouries in Leeds. If not, you must do next UK visit so much to see in there. Great to see the genuine happiness on faces of Josh and Wyatt to face off against each other.

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +3

      Always fun to see a classic father-son match up!

  • @terminator9769
    @terminator9769 Год назад +5

    It is good for a man to lose battles when is young so he may learn and win wars when he is old.

  • @andrewdad10
    @andrewdad10 Год назад +10

    That terrain looks amazing. I love those houses!

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +7

      They are very easy to make! Just polystrene scraps with toothpicks for timbers and some teddy bear fur on the roof (matted down with watery Elmer's Glue) to look like thatch!

  • @ethanpierce22
    @ethanpierce22 Год назад +10

    The medieval content makes my heart happy

  • @amtmannb.4627
    @amtmannb.4627 Год назад +8

    Very nice small battle. I love these battles father vs. son and in this case it's very much looking to me, that the Saxons just had some bad luck. The Saxon army is looking weaker than the viking army and therefore the Saxon tactic was focussed on surviving and not defeating the opponent. Thank you for your work!

  • @totalburnout5424
    @totalburnout5424 Год назад +11

    Great game btween father and son! Bless the heroes! In addition, the successful historical embedding is really neat.
    A successful start for this season. 👍

  • @jonfouracre1254
    @jonfouracre1254 Год назад +10

    Great game chaps - as always - I'm a regular visitor to the Hastings Battlefield - so looking forward to seeing your rematch. I've refought it myself several times and often get different, yet very close results - it was in reality, after all, a close run battle. Keep up the good work - hope you guys enjoyed your time in the UK.

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +4

      We loved it! Such an awesome trip, and Hastings was a thrill to see in person. We put together a battlefield tour video for next week, and like yours, our wargame was a nail biter. It came down to the final die roll on the final turn.

  • @majorclanger6974
    @majorclanger6974 Год назад +4

    As a MERCIAN and a wargamer , your video is fascinating.

  • @Cainthegodslayer
    @Cainthegodslayer Год назад +5

    A blessing from the Lord!

  • @oldschoolfrp2326
    @oldschoolfrp2326 Год назад +1

    I always love hearing Dr DeVries’ knowledgeable & engaging accounts of events (and also I think he sounds like H Jon Benjamin so I can imagine Bob Belcher, Archer, and Coach McGuirk have joined the seminar)

  • @s9_arctic968
    @s9_arctic968 Год назад +3

    Amazing to see you in my home city! Hope you enjoyed York.

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +2

      York was really cool! The old city center was very busy and full of character

    • @dieseldejavu
      @dieseldejavu Год назад

      Yes York was one of our favorite (or should I say favourite) stops in the UK! A good beer town! 🍻

  • @yaitz3313
    @yaitz3313 Год назад +5

    Didn't Sweyn II of Denmark also have a claim on the English throne in 1066? I thought the king of Denmark was the fourth guy with a claim to the throne; he just didn't get involved in the battles of 1066.

  • @markmulcahey5172
    @markmulcahey5172 Год назад +6

    Excellent video and I love the small scale approach to big battles. Great fun!

  • @grobsop6688
    @grobsop6688 Год назад +3

    9:32 I would argue this. According to most contemporary accounts, medieval battles were long and dragged out, especially during this time, because of the shieldwall tactics, it was hard to penetrate the line of the opponent.

  • @kiwiwarlord8152
    @kiwiwarlord8152 Год назад +9

    Nice wargame, glad to see some more "medieval- Dark age" gaming.

  • @jamest151
    @jamest151 Год назад +4

    Great job! I haven't gamed in in many years but i stumbled across miniatures on RUclips which lead me to your channel. Just last week I joined your patreon and now I am going quite madd deciding what era I want to start! Your content, bourbon, and crew made the return easy.

  • @grobsop6688
    @grobsop6688 Год назад +6

    Random, I just picked up medieval wargaming as a new hobby in 6mm, and I am building both danish and anglo saxon armies. Video couldnt come at a better time for me. 😁👍
    If you want to make more medieval battles content in the future, look into the Northern Crusades in Europe during the 13th century.

    • @wijse
      @wijse Год назад

      Remember to fit in some Anglo-danes. At hastings it was Anglo-Saxons and Anglo-Danes against the Normans, Flemish and Bretons.

  • @Lewismarty1
    @Lewismarty1 Год назад +2

    Very glad to see fuller length game videos coming back.
    The snapshot videos and tours of battle sites were neat, but this is what you do best

  • @stephenbesley3177
    @stephenbesley3177 Год назад

    Topography has changed so much in a thousand years, even the location of Hastings has drawn doubters over the years. I'm not really surprised as battlefiels of half that age have significantly changed over time.

  • @RichardTalbotJones
    @RichardTalbotJones Год назад +1

    Interesting! Used to work as an Archaeologist, near York, and we did a geophysical survey in Fulford, and we found no evidence of mass graves, bridge or artifacts. So many geomorphological changes, its unlikely to ever be found.

  • @Peaceformen
    @Peaceformen Год назад +1

    Must say didn't learn much about Stamford bridgen and nothing about Fulford gate in secondary school. Got to York St John University to study war studies and boom whole lecture day on Fulford and Stamford in the first few weeks!

  • @IanFiebigwi
    @IanFiebigwi Год назад +1

    Ok I've got an idea. Each team has a general and a commander. The commander must follow the orders of the general. The general is out in a field somewhere, while the commander is at the table. Like a game of telephone.

  • @petrameyer1121
    @petrameyer1121 Год назад +6

    Harold II was the last crowned ANGLO-Saxon English king. Yes, the word Saxon is in there but it is very different from a Saxon King.

    • @zak3744
      @zak3744 Год назад +1

      I've heard that some US people are touchy about the word "anglo-saxon" because apparently some racist weirdoes use it as some kind of racialised term over there. Which just sounds vaguely comical from this side of the pond, the same as when Vladimir Putin recently claimed the "anglo-saxons" were responsible for blowing up the Nordstream pipeline and it just raised the mental imagine of people going out in longboats and trying to poke it with spears. 😂
      Whether that's anything to do with the terminology chosen in this video, I've no idea though!

    • @petrameyer1121
      @petrameyer1121 Год назад

      @@zak3744 There is still a little gap of 500 years between the Saxon settlement of Britain and 1066. Of course, our friends are gamers and not historians but it is still vexing, considering the historic affords they put into other projects.

  • @j.b.macadam6516
    @j.b.macadam6516 Год назад +2

    Outstanding Video! Thank you, Little Wars TV! It is good to see the next generation of tabletop miniatures gamers step up to the shield wall! The ravens will feast tonight!

  • @theandf
    @theandf Год назад +1

    Very engaging as always! The background, the table, even the jokes between the contenders make this a very exciting scenario, like I've come to expect from Little Wars TV. I'm also thrilled by how a very simple ruleset can provide so much fun, proving the "Nottingham" school of wargaming with lots die rolls, rules, contradictions and addenda is not necessary for wargaming.

  • @tabletop.will.phillips
    @tabletop.will.phillips Год назад +1

    Love the use of smaller scale figures - goes to show how the battles can still look visually impressive but get you a ton of space savings in the process!

  • @grimdesaye6534
    @grimdesaye6534 Год назад +3

    Great to see a Father and Son playing a wargame together:) God Bless you guys Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

  • @PMMagro
    @PMMagro Год назад +4

    The Norweigan claim is not completly bogus.
    Canute was the King of Denmark, Norway and England (Briefly also Scotland). This is 30 years before 1066 or so. Harald Hadrada did try to claim the throne of Denmark before England.
    When he got powerfull friends in Northen England/Souther Scotland sweering im loyalty (Tostig) it looked like his second chance after faling to claim Denmark?

  • @jerfurdt1118
    @jerfurdt1118 Год назад +1

    Congratulations on four awesome seasons.

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад

      Thanks, John! Excited for some truly great wargames ahead.

  • @alangilbert6064
    @alangilbert6064 Год назад

    Lived in Fulford for years. There's a housing estate on the approximate area of the battlefield now.
    The commemorative plaque for the Battle of Stamford Bridge is on the left hand side of the road as you enter the town after you cross the modern bridge heading away from York.

  • @dixonj101
    @dixonj101 Год назад +1

    Love the small scale here! Such a good idea and a great way to get into war gaming if you have space or money concerns. Awesome job as always guys

  • @jamesgrcevich6277
    @jamesgrcevich6277 Год назад +1

    your table is awsome as always,grea

  • @CHARLIE-ECHO
    @CHARLIE-ECHO Год назад +4

    Micro scale for the win. Love it Solid content and wargaming!

  • @michamalinowski8015
    @michamalinowski8015 Год назад +1

    Can't wait for the supplement :) Cool battle. We played a 2v2 game of the Battle of Ashdown and had a blast, only we played with individually based models, cause that's what I had. :)

  • @itootango5901
    @itootango5901 Год назад +2

    Another great video, and great to hear about more content coming for Ravenfeast!

  • @fatrobin72
    @fatrobin72 6 месяцев назад

    As a brit... i wasn't aware of fulford gate, despite learning about 1066 on two separate occasions in history lessons... stamford bridge is often taught given it gives some context to hastings which of cause is taught.

  • @gregsnow-wasserman3812
    @gregsnow-wasserman3812 Год назад

    Pretty cool that they got Jeff Daniels to play that college professor providing expert background.

  • @bobm203
    @bobm203 Год назад +1

    Gents, not only great video but love the small size & what looked like very fun games. Well done… Looking firward to Hastings.

  • @BodyGuardOfLies1
    @BodyGuardOfLies1 Год назад +3

    I was thrilled to see my home town of Colchester on the map at the beginning of the video. Does this mean a Boudicca episode or maybe an English civil war edition?

  • @crusaderknight379
    @crusaderknight379 Год назад +5

    As an English man i appove of this video

  • @davidfinch7407
    @davidfinch7407 Год назад +3

    Awesome video, fun and educational. Quick suggestion: you released both videos at the same time, and they should be watched in chronological order, but there is no indication in the titles which should be watched first.

    • @johnscarr70
      @johnscarr70 Год назад

      just go with the order in which the battles were fought.

    • @davidfinch7407
      @davidfinch7407 Год назад +1

      @@johnscarr70 Yes, that's the right answer. But you have to know the history to know which ones happened in what order. I had never heard of Fulford Gate before, so putting it in proper order was guess work. A little hint from Little Wars TV would have been nice, but no biggie; just a suggestion.

  • @dianecallahan9530
    @dianecallahan9530 Год назад +1

    Thank God for season four!

  • @KhaoticPhoenix
    @KhaoticPhoenix Год назад +1

    Yaaay! Welcome to Britannia! Hastings is epic! ; it's our York town, our Sedan, our Sekigahara!

  • @ostrowulf
    @ostrowulf Год назад +1

    I find the comment about Stamford bridge being not well known ammusing, as I remember being told stories about it as a young child. It was, to be fair, often as a back drop to Hastings, but the beserker tale and the fall of the last viking was also sometimes told to me as a story in its own right. Enough so that I have for years wished I was a better writer, as I think a book following Harald Sigurdsen/Hadrada from escaping Norway, through his time in the Varagian guard, back to become king of Norway, and then ending the book right before Stamford Bridge. Then a second book, following Harold Godwinson through his time in Normandy, being advisor to the king, becoming king, fighting Stamford bridge, then ending with the march to Hastings. Finally, a third book, following William the Bastard through his invasion of England, and subsiquent early issues of subgigation through to his death.

  • @Gerhard_Schroeder
    @Gerhard_Schroeder Месяц назад

    I love your videos. Context, history, fun, good games.

  • @pbloomy9792
    @pbloomy9792 Год назад +1

    Hey guys, great series of battles to replay. I’ve always wanted to do this with my group so I’ll be very keen to get your scenarios and big battle rules. 👍👍👍

  • @michaelmanning5379
    @michaelmanning5379 Год назад +1

    I have enjoyed the skirmish level Raven Feast. I look forward to the big battle rules and scenarios.

  • @YOUPIMatin123
    @YOUPIMatin123 Год назад +2

    My family fought with William at hastings and funded the british branch of our family. We meet at battle, near hasting to celebrate the deads and our family history. Befire that we met in less favorable times; azincourt, crecy, poitiers...

  • @richardwykes3350
    @richardwykes3350 Год назад +1

    thank you for the free rules and scenarios love the show keep up the good work all the best richard

  • @plagueoperator7438
    @plagueoperator7438 Год назад

    According to some sources King Cnut promised Hadradas father the throne of England and Norway, however he later changed to his Half Brother Edward, who became confessor.

  • @CrunchyNorbert
    @CrunchyNorbert 3 месяца назад

    interesting point that in the 1066 campaign season irl Harold and Harald both won their first major engagement and lost their second

  • @wbradburn8871
    @wbradburn8871 Год назад +1

    Huh! Hastings was the climax of the Norman conquest? Really enjoy your simulations of classic/iconic battles.

    • @celston51
      @celston51 Год назад

      Well consider this. How many people know of Hastings and the year of the Norman conquest compared to how many people know the Battle of Northam, the Revolt of the Earls, and the siege of Norwich Castle?
      Hastings crushed any hope of organized Saxon resistance. It's the 'Battle of Endor' of its time although the conquest continued for years afterwards.

  • @kylewilson2819
    @kylewilson2819 Год назад +2

    21:10 OUR MEN FLEE THE BATTLEFIELD!! CRAVEN DOGS!

  • @bigsarge2085
    @bigsarge2085 Год назад +2

    Godwinson!

  • @Gothmetalhead13
    @Gothmetalhead13 Год назад +1

    Castles and stone walls are not really a major thing in England at this time, most of the current stone fortifications are old Roman ones that have not been maintained, and the castles that we know of today do not really exist. Late, I know, but it explains as to why the forces of the militias advanced out to give battle.

  • @davidwright7193
    @davidwright7193 Год назад +1

    I hope the FA have Stamford Bridge booked for a friendly with Norway in September 2066.

  • @reveillekhartoum6713
    @reveillekhartoum6713 Год назад +1

    My current project :) good work chaps

  • @fentoncentral-ngauge
    @fentoncentral-ngauge Год назад

    Good to see you guys in Blighty 😀. Great channel 👍

  • @stevenm2722
    @stevenm2722 8 месяцев назад

    After seeing that bowl for dice rolling I would really like to see a battle of pelennor fields and a siege of Minas Tirith war game.

  • @hernandotorres1234
    @hernandotorres1234 Год назад +1

    LOL, brilliant banter.

  • @elmogreen107
    @elmogreen107 Год назад +1

    Love this Channel.

  • @johnscarr70
    @johnscarr70 Год назад +1

    you don't have to get far outside the city to see countryside which must resemble the landscape of 1066.
    it doesn't matter that you can't pinpoint exact locations, leave that to the archaeologists. were wargamers and the only thing we're digging for is inspiration!

  • @David-zt7lr
    @David-zt7lr 10 месяцев назад

    So cool! Do you have a video where you show the figures and especially the board in detail? Or maybe even a "making of"? I'd really love to see how you created such a fantastic landscape!

  • @parkerprice6787
    @parkerprice6787 Год назад

    I feel like this is like getting in early into a thing that will become like peak internet nerd-dom in the future, where it starts getting really high-budget and popular, like d&d streaming. i feel like this will be really really big in like, 18 months.

  • @gkspain1
    @gkspain1 Год назад

    Loving these engagements

  • @georgefalcodemats2432
    @georgefalcodemats2432 Год назад

    Great game and background presentation as always. I would, however, contest 1066 as the last successful invasion of England. What about William III? You can paint it as you want, but an invasion it was. Oh, and then there's the story of king Louis of... England! But I digress. Keep up the wonderful work you do for our hobby, guys

  • @sparkey6746
    @sparkey6746 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed it.

  • @callumlee1218
    @callumlee1218 Год назад

    I’m sure the battle of Stamford bridge is now found. My friend was invited there by archaeologists with his reenactment group to take photos with the artefacts. There were a number where of spear and axe heads found in a small space. Not sure if the location has been released yet though.

  • @Strawberry-12.
    @Strawberry-12. Год назад +2

    I would love to see the battle of Clontarf next and I would like to see you try and produce the name

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +2

      Hahaha oh boy. Our pronunciation skills are the stuff of legend around here I'm afraid.

    • @Strawberry-12.
      @Strawberry-12. Год назад +2

      @@LittleWarsTV it’s just classic Irish names like Brian,máel mórda, máel sechnaill and murchad how hard can it be?

  • @hamsteronthepaintingtable6465
    @hamsteronthepaintingtable6465 Год назад +1

    Dad milking the victory love it 😂

  • @frankdonatelli343
    @frankdonatelli343 Год назад +1

    Another amazing video folks.

  • @sarahkuehn5906
    @sarahkuehn5906 Год назад

    Absolutely fantastic to watch. Follow-up question, where can one buy that dice tray???

  • @Vaultboy-ke2jj
    @Vaultboy-ke2jj Год назад +2

    Just a correction guys but you referred to fighting the Danes at Stamford Bridge, it was actually the Norwegians

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад +1

      Probably most them, though we aren't 100% sure the composition of Hardrada's army and where he sourced the troops (or even how many of them he brought). The Anglo-Saxons did often call any Vikings "Danes" as a common term at the time!

    • @saraschueler5467
      @saraschueler5467 Год назад +1

      @@LittleWarsTV Everyone knows that a doughnut without a hole is a Danish!!😁

    • @Vaultboy-ke2jj
      @Vaultboy-ke2jj Год назад +1

      @@LittleWarsTV I do accept the catch all term of Danes but as Harald was king of Norway, had just lost a war against Sweyn of Denmark and picked up a lot of his troops in Orkney and Shetland which were Norwegian colonies, it’s definitely a Norwegian king, leading a Norwegian army

  • @svenrio8521
    @svenrio8521 Год назад +1

    A great battle

  • @huntclanhunt9697
    @huntclanhunt9697 Год назад

    Harald Hardrada had a claim as the defendant of King Cnute, who had been King of England several decades earlier.

  • @brucewilliams4152
    @brucewilliams4152 Год назад +1

    Harold godwinson was chosen by the witan of England

  • @grimdesaye6534
    @grimdesaye6534 Год назад +1

    God Bless William King of England.

  • @timgoodchild5330
    @timgoodchild5330 Год назад +1

    Great episodes! Looking forward to Hasting. When do you think that episode will be coming out?

    • @LittleWarsTV
      @LittleWarsTV  Год назад

      In two weeks! Next week we have a tour of the battlefield at Hastings (in the town of Battle…confusing huh?) and then the wargame follows!

  • @vickyking3408
    @vickyking3408 Год назад +1

    Loved it

  • @SaxonSpooner
    @SaxonSpooner 12 дней назад

    Wasn't William the 3rd of Orange from the Netherlands the last successful invasion of England/Britain in 1688?

  • @peterwallace8441
    @peterwallace8441 Год назад

    Forgive the Pedant's Revolt but the last succesful invasion of England was 1688. The title "Glorious Revolution" was political re-writing of history. A battle between an English Army under John Churchill and the Dutch commanded by William of Orange would make a brilliant "alternateive history" wargame.

  • @Afcwfan
    @Afcwfan Год назад +1

    When the Hastings part comes I hope the normans win even though I am English

  • @vickyking3408
    @vickyking3408 Год назад +1

    Never call a Scottish person Scotch!!! They do not like it! Though they drink it it, I only live 65 miles from Stamford bridge

  • @tastefulmonk6652
    @tastefulmonk6652 Год назад

    Question would this rule set work for 10mm fantasy battles? They look great.

  • @Declan-uk1jb
    @Declan-uk1jb Год назад

    great video as ever. I very much enjoyed it. just thought I would mention the whole buy a plot of land and get a title thing has long been exposed as a scam, there are plenty of legal opinions on the 'net illustrating the legal problems with it and it is considered nothing more than an unscrupulous money-making scam in both Scotland and the UK as a whole. you CANNOT become a 'Laird' with the ownership of a single square foot of land, despite the claims made by any of these companies :(

  • @patttrick
    @patttrick Год назад

    As I understood it Edward had been forced to marry Godwinsons daughter. He had no intention of letting him father a child with his daughter as he hated him, he would rather pray than carry out his husbandly duty, hence the nickname the confessor. However he had mistresses.

  • @NottinghamLacrosse
    @NottinghamLacrosse Год назад +1

    These are great looking armies. What manufacturer are the minis?

  • @flashgordon1262
    @flashgordon1262 Год назад +3

    Hi from the uk 😉

  • @FlushedNoob
    @FlushedNoob Год назад

    Battle is such a nice town. Ironic that it literally cropped up because of slaughter 😂

  • @timoseppa9124
    @timoseppa9124 Год назад

    Battle at the Beck.