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Jeremy Vetock: The Perfect Battlefield

October 2012·pp. 118–119

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Jeremy imagines a monument world whose sacred Imperial statues become targets for destruction and replacement with ruined versions. The idea joins several ambitious projects involving underground battles, Forest Goblin camps and ship boarding, all conceived as settings with stories and bespoke objectives. He acknowledges the preparation these games require and argues for enjoying ordinary battles with friends while gradually building the elaborate terrain and scenarios that keep his imagination active.

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