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In the Bunker: Chelmsford Gaming Club

April 2006·pp. 110–111

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Nick Kyme and Owen Rees visit a club that has grown from a garage into a large group with regular campaigns and tournament weekends. Its organizers use bring-and-battle days to help other groups learn how to run their own events. A Mordheim campaign and a Battle of Five Armies game illustrate the range of activity, while nearby store tables provide another meeting point. The account presents experienced volunteers and shared habits as the foundation of a thriving club.

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