Slitherine

Hi guys,

we're trying to get the message out about Legion Arena. To do this, one of the things we woudl like to concentrate on is Roman insterest groups. We're interested in contacting any Roman societies, re-enactment groups and anyone interested in Roman history. We've contacted a lot so far, but there must be thousands we don't know about. If you know of any, please post contact details for them here so we can let them know about the game.

Thanks for your help!

Hi,
have you come across that link yet: http://www.geocities.com/richsc53/studi ... eenactment
cheers

What about Yahoo Roman History (and other) mail groups?

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/templejupiter/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AncientTactics/
http://dir.groups.yahoo.com/dir/Enterta ... man_Empire

Here lots of reenactors groups in the US:
http://groups.yahoo.com/search?query=Ro ... &sg=0&ss=1

Thx guys

Guys,

Please visit my site at http://skarrone.com where I've provided a list of links to various Roman related groups and forums, including a link to this site, to inform people about this new game.

While you are there, check out my new novel which is being released to stores worldwide in September 2005. This novel is set in ancient Rome, during the Late Republic (around 120 BC). Read a review, some excerpts and more before leaving the site! Also, would welcome you to leave comments, if you have the time and the inclination to do so.

Skarr

It is not a reenactment link but nevertheless in case slitherine tabletubbies haven't found this link http://grognard.com/ it might be useful since the international community of wargamers can be a significant customer base for Legion arena - at least their websites that you will find under | Wargaming Hobby | and then "clubs" good multipliers.

My site is a Roman interest group that includes a gallery and forum. All are welcome to join. It is http://www.visionsofrome.com

Decimus
Site Admin
Visions of Rome.com

Guys,

For those who want to really get into Rome and go beyond just playing games, here is a site run by a friend of mine, which some of you may find interesting. These guys actually get into Roman costumes / armor and with shields, javelins, etc. get into formation and re-enact the fighting that must have gone on during those times.

Check it out from a list of cool links that I have published on my site at http://www.skarrone.com

While you are there, also check out the site of Decimus for some really fantastic images, a great group of people in the Forum. This is also available at the above author site (I'm a historical fiction writer and I acknowledge, this is a bit of shameless self promotion) and hopefully, while you browse the links at my site, you will also check out my new novel, set in the Late Republic. BTW, I'm a real fan of HBO's "Rome" series and you can check out some of my posts in the Community Forum there under the name of Skarr1.

Thanks for looking.
Skarr
A writer of historical fiction
http://www.skarrone.com