Warhammer Fantasy was the first tournament that we put on and 2010 saw its fifth incarnation. Next year we'll jump from 5 to '11 (so the certificates match the trophies for once!)
Do you have any photographs of the day? If so, please email them to Emrys (as his camera really didn't perform as hoped).
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Congratulations to all the winners and all who entered.
2009 Image Gallery
2008
Show report and photographs by Lee Lowe
Another year has come and gone and with it probably our best tournament yet. Many thanks to the guys from Gt Yarmouth's GOBS and The Legion lads from Ipswich for coming along, great meeting up with you.
This year saw some of the hardest games yet, a massive turnout from the Tree hugging elves and the Vampire Counts making a strong appearance. There was only one Lizardman and Bretonnian side in the tournament but this did not stop them in the slightest.
Unfortunately this year there was no painting competition and with some turning up to enter minis I can but apologise - but keep them safe as the painting competition will return next year!
See you at Storm in the East in Oct!
| Tournament Champion | Craig Harmer |
| 2nd place | Gary Devereaux |
| 3rd Place | Dan Mashford |
| Best General | Craig Harmer |
| Best Painted army | Ian Chittenden |
| Best Sportsman | James Copping |
2008 Image Gallery
2007
Show report and photographs by Lee Lowe
Aftermath held its second tournament on the 13th May 2007 and from the feedback I received from those that entered the tournament and painting competition was that is was great!
This year the club focused more on scenery adding a variety of gaming boards from towns with watchtowers to wastelands with ogre huts through to the desert of Khemri.
This year we had twenty two gamers fighting over three games to claim the ultimate price of tournament champion. As well as this there were awards for 2nd and 3rd place, best general, best painted army and best sportsman.
Many different armies took to the field this year with a strong presence from the Dwarfs. The final results were as follows:
| Tournament Champion | Jon Blyth |
| 2nd place | Gary Lyon |
| 3rd Place | Mike Nursey |
| Best General | Jon Blyth |
| Best Painted army | Kevin Smith |
| Best Sportsman | James Coppin |
A great competition and the members of Aftermath would like to thank all those that took part and supported our event. We look forward to seeing you again next year.
2007 Image Gallery
2006
Show report and photographs by Lee Lowe
Ever since Aftermath started we have wanted to hold our own tournament, if there's one thing Norfolk lacks, it's good gaming events.
There is, of course, Storm in the East and events held by Games Workshop Norwich, but unfortunately these come and go leaving you gasping for them to come around again.
With Conflict Norwich no more and leaving a huge void in the early part of the year in Norfolk's gaming calender, Aftermath decided they would try to fill it. We knew we were unable to offer something on the scale of Conflict Norwich but that did not stop us. We knew we were able to offer a good tournament with nice boards and scenery, displays and a painting competition, so we did. We had a great time with the tournament and there will be more, so get painting and keep those army lists updated.
As well as the gaming tournament we held a painting competition with the classes below.
- Single figure Fantasy (one 28mm or below foot figure)
- Single figure Sci Fi (one 28mm or below foot figure)
- Monsters and mounted (Sci Fi and Fantasy , figures over 28mm, giants etc.)
- Warmachines (Sci Fi or Fantasy, tanks, cannon, bolt throwers etc.)
- Unit (Sci Fi or fantasy, a unit of infantry or mounted figures)
- Historical unit (a unit from a historical time period, 28mm or below, infantry or mounted, inc. chariots)
- Historical warmachines (any scale; Tanks, chariots, planes etc.)
- Large scale figures (Forgeworld, inquisitor, historical figures)
- Junior Class single figure 28mm (only for those of 15 and under)
- Miscellaneous (what is not covered in the classes above)
The painting competition was quite popular with entires in all but two of the classes, those being the historical classes. There was some great work on display resulting in some of the classes being very hard to judge.
Many thanks for your support hope to see you next year!
2006 Image Gallery
