The Rogues

(Formerly known as The Rogue Miniatures Faction of the Eastern Pennsylvania Gaming Society)

Our tribute to our friend, John Grimes



The Rogues win the Featherstone for the fourth time!

Pictured Above: (left to right) Tournament Director John Snead, Jeff Kimmel, Kurt Kramer, Scott Landis, and Michael Panzer

The Rogues have won the Featherstone Cup for the fourth time in 6 years (2002, 2004, 2006 and 2007), defeating the Lehigh Valley gamers both in the first round and the final round. We also faced newcomers to the Featherstone Tournament, the Wheeling Area Gamers, in the second round. Other teams in the tournament were the Pennsylvania Confederates, the Army of Central Maryland, and the Brandywiners. Thanks again to John Snead for running a great tournament!

 

 

 


 

An Introduction to the Rogues

The Rogues grew out of the Eastern Pennsylvania Gaming Society when we had enough people in the group to hold a separate meeting from the normal club meeting on the third Saturday of each month. Since we were still (sort of) affiliated with EPGS, we called ourselves the Rogue Miniatures Faction, etc. Unfortunately we have been unable to continue meeting on the first Saturday of each month but we have become a close group of friends who all enjoying playing miniatures and our collective knowledge spans most of the major wars through history (and a lot of minor ones too). Most of our members live in Pennsylvania or New Jersey but we are growing to include some far-flung friends. This webpage is one means to keep our friends up to date on what we are doing.

Prior to Historicon '98, the Rogues mainly put on a "come have some fun, drink, roll dice and kill things" game called Midnight Massacre. After Historicon '97, some members of the group got the idea to put on a game that would use essentially the same terrain but cover over 2000 years of warfare. Thus was born the Ironman. Much planning and work went into Ironman '98 and we all feel it went pretty well considering how much was involved in pulling it off. After Historicon '98, we were asked by HMGS officials if we could host games in addition to the Massacre at future conventions. I think we can all agree that that means we're doing something right.

 

 

What's New

Who we are

What we do

Future games

Rules we recommend

Book Reviews

Convention After Action Reports (with pictures!)

Hints and Tips (Painting and Terrain Making)

Links

Miscellaneous Pictures


 


Who we are

- Bruce Barlow

- Mitchell Bates

- Pete Bentivegna

- Paul Bernardino

- Ethan Cadoff

- Fred Dilger

- Daniel Grimes

- John Grimes

- George Gariffo

- Tony Iglesias

- Jeff Kimmel - Homepage

- Kurt Kramer

- Scott Landis

- Greg Markert

- Victor Magazini

- Bill Moreno

- Michael Panzer - Homepage

- Gwyn Reeves

- Vince Stella

- Eric Turner

- Bob Varas

- Steve Varas

 

 

What we do

The pictures on this page hopefully convey what it is our group does. First and foremost our hobby is about having fun. Secondly its about painting figures and lastly its about studying military history and uniforms and putting it on the playing surface. When asked what periods we cover, it turns out to be almost easier to ask what periods we DON'T cover but here it is. Eventually there will be pictures of each period to illustrate what each one is. The After Action Report page has many photos from our recent games.

Ancients - 5mm, 15mm, 25mm

Medieval - 15mm

Rennaissance - 15mm

English Civil War - 5mm, 15mm

Marlborough - 15mm

American War of Independence - 25mm

Napoleonics - 5mm, 15mm, 25mm, 54mm

American Civil War - 5mm, 10mm, 15mm, 15mm Ironclads, 25mm

Mexican-American War - 25mm

British Colonial - 15mm, 25mm

World War II - 5mm, 15mm, 25mm, 1/300 aircraft, 1/3000 ships

Modern - 5mm

Fantasy - 15mm

Fantasy Napoleonics - 28mm

 


Last updated November 17, 2007

Created and maintained by Jeff Kimmel

 

Email: jtkimmel@bellatlantic.net