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Author spotlight:
Jack Brussell
Jack Brussell, multi-category editor
Although I started playing miniature games as a teenager, it wasn’t until Star Wars: Legion that I truly stepped into the world of wargaming — painting full armies, refining army lists, and finally competing in tournaments. Over time, as my interests evolved, I discovered other miniature games such as A Song of Ice and Fire, Marvel Crisis Protocol, and Guild Ball, to name just a few. Each of these games is fantastic and deserves to be better known. That’s why I felt the need to create a blog exploring these universes in depth and guiding new players toward the communities built around them — so they can meet and enjoy the best miniature wargames together.
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