Some Kind of Monster

THE SHORT VERSION

Adam Troke defends enjoying competition while insisting that winning must respect the opponent and the shared experience. He compares making a genuine tactical effort to bringing a painted army, then describes the dangers of arrogance, rules arguments and resentment when a game turns. Remembering the imagined battle, accepting correction and sharing an opponent’s exciting successes help keep that competitive impulse enjoyable for both players.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 372, pp. 98–99.

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