LXG at it’s core is more of a mindset- trying to draw attention to companies doing things “the right way.” This way we generally refer to as “by gamers, for gamers, with gamers.” There’s a whole lot of stuff out there once you get past the Big Three (GW, PP, CMoN), and in most cases the smaller companies have a better rapport with their customer base. (In a minor defense of the Big Three, it is easier ot have a better rapport when your Kickstarter is 500+ people, rather than your game is played by several hundred thousand.)

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Thanks for the plug, mate! Keep reading, keep playing, and keep hobbying! I’ll see you on the other side of the table.

As an update on the WTC, someone has come forward to lead/coordinate; but I have suggested that this be a joint effort. While the team selections aren’t that much of a problem, it will be the getting the team to Belgium; that takes the most amount of time. I will be lending any help I can offer on this, as I would like to see it succeed for the sake of Scottish gaming in general.

I also think you’re presenting a bit of a false choice in your final paragraph There is a middle way. You can keep doing what you’re doing to increase the profile of Warmachine in Scotland, with local events, encouragement/introduction of new players etc, but not take on the Scottish Coordinator job for the WTC. There are other people who can potentially do that.