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SLITHERINE, OSPREY PUBLISHING, AND WARGAMES FACTORY LAUNCH THE WIN THE FIELD OF GLORY™ INTERACTIVE INSTANT WIN GAME

To celebrate the unprecedented reception of Field of Glory™, the new ancient and medieval wargaming rules from Slitherine Strategies and Osprey Publishing, and to celebrate the upcoming line of multi-part hard plastic miniature sets from Wargames Factory, today the companies announced the joint launch of an exciting new promotion: Win the Field of Glory!

Win the Field of Glory is an interactive instant win game featuring an incredible array of prizes:

• Grand Prize: One lucky winner will receive “Miniatures for Life!” – one of every box set produced by Wargames Factory along with one each of every Field of Glory™ rules book and army companion for the ancients period ever to be released!
• 100 individual Prizes of Wargames Factory box sets
• 20 individual copies of Osprey Publishing titles
• 10 individual copies of Slitherine’s Gates of Troy computer strategy game by digital download direct to your computer
• 10 individual copies of Slitherine’s HISTORY Channel Great Battles of Rome computer strategy game by digital download direct to your computer

Along with these fantastic prizes, players will have the chance to receive thousands of incentive offers from the companies (including free shipping and discounts) and download incredible artwork wallpapers.

This state-of-the-art interactive game has been designed and developed by eContact, Inc. a leader in interactive contests.

Win the Field of Glory Instant Win Game can be played DAILY now through May 31, 2008 .Don’t miss your chance to win!

What is Field of Glory™?
Field of Glory™ www.fieldofglory.com is a wargaming rules system that uses model figures and terrain to recreate the great battles of the ancient and medieval world, written by some of the biggest names in the wargaming community, including the co-author of the popular DBM rules, Richard Bodley Scott. Field of Glory™ allows players to use Wargames Factory miniatures to re-fight historical scenarios or create their own “what if” battles. It is now on general release along with three companion books, Rise of Rome, Storm of Arrows and Immortal Fire. These books, which are the first of many, focus on specific time periods or geographical regions in the ancient and medieval world, giving historical overviews and comprehensive army lists for all of the major and minor powers.
Field of Glory™ is the first set of wargames rules that has been designed for and made available to a wide audience and will be available from traditional Hobby outlets to mass market booksellers. The game is set to revolutionize historical wargaming, with first print run having sold out worldwide!
Visit: http://www.winthefieldofglory.com for your chance to win!
All enquires to JD McNeil at: jdm@slitherine.co.uk
Wargames Factory at pr@wargamesfactory.com
[About Slitherine] - Slitherine Software UK Ltd. is a privately funded and independent UK games developer and publisher. It launched the Slitherine Strategies brand in 2002. Through this brand Slitherine is dedicated to bringing highly playable and approachable strategy games to the mass market. Slitherine Software is uniquely placed to deliver due to its experience within the industry and also the wider gaming community. Slitherine press or media enquiries should be directed to press@slitherine.co.uk Slitherine website – www.slitherine.com
[About Osprey Publishing] - Osprey Publishing is the leading publisher of illustrated military history. Over 1,300 titles in print provide a definitive resource for both established military enthusiasts and a wider audience with a general interest in military history. Chronicling human conflict on ground, sea and in the air from ancient times to the present day, Osprey provides a full range of perspectives on wars and warriors throughout history. To find out more visit the Osprey website www.ospreypublishing.com
[About Wargames Factory] – Wargames Factory is a new investor-backed company that designs and manufacturers high quality hard plastic multi-part miniatures in 28mm (Wargames Standard 1/56 scale) for wargamers, painters, modelers, and collectors. Based outside Boston, Massachusetts, Wargames Factory uses 100% recycled plastic and partners with Triangle (www.triangle-inc.org) a non-profit organization that serves thousands of people with disabilities and employs over 200 “people with ability”. Find us at www.wargamesfactory.com
[About eContact, Inc.] – eContact, Inc. is a relationship and business development company that specializes in orchestrating interactions to build brand equity and give people a reason to interact with your brand. Since 1991 eContact, Inc. has designed and executed over six million customer interactions resulting in billions of incremental sales for clients like Universal Studios, Benjamin Moore , American Express and many others. http://www.goecontact.com

Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes !!!
Where is the question, let me alone !!!

Well I signed up and took my 50/50 guess and missed out, so I signed up a friend (yes I do have some!) to get my bonus go and guessed the other option and still missed out
I hope this isn't a Zimbabwean election we have here...

Regards

Ralph Nader

Don't worry Dave, you can always try again tomorrow and the day after and the next one. It is free after all.

Elsewhere on the WF site there are now release dates for the first of the 28mm boxes with the legionaries due in a couple of months and the celts the month after that. There is also a list of immediate future plans...

hammy wrote:Don't worry Dave, you can always try again tomorrow and the day after and the next one. It is free after all.

Elsewhere on the WF site there are now release dates for the first of the 28mm boxes with the legionaries due in a couple of months and the celts the month after that. There is also a list of immediate future plans...

I certainly will do that! Congrats to Slitherine, Osprey and WF for offering a very attractive set of prizes!

Perhaps my recent trot of bad dice luck means I'm due to win big elsewhere??;-p
Lotto here I come! I'd settle for the main prize in this comp however

Regards

Dave M

I did not win either, I would be interested to know how many people have won anything yet?

There maybe two options to choose from but I think the chance of winning is far less than 50%

Looks like an election in certain 3rd world countries (and florida) to me

Andy

Dang it! I'm going to Australia for 3 weeks! I need to definitely find an internet cafe now!

It might be that I had the programer block a few names

Regards
JDM

Forgot to block me though - got an Osprey book

jdm wrote:It might be that I had the programer block a few names

Regards
JDM

I didn't want to name names, but if the cap fits...
Your name isn't Jerrymander Duplicitous McNeil is it?

Hmmm.... after all this stuff posted by JDM on the site about copyright, I must say this "new" game seems remarkably similar to my mini-online-DBM-era simulator game thingy.....

Madaxeman's Ancient Wargames Simulation Online Game

Maybe there are no new ideas out there after all !!

tim
www.madaxeman.com

You obviously did not read your NDA properly
JDM

thats must have been the "whats yours is now ours, and whats ours remains ours alone..." section ???

NealSmith wrote:Dang it! I'm going to Australia for 3 weeks! I need to definitely find an internet cafe now!

No shortage of those. Most, if not all, libraries also have internet access, which is often free. Even tiny outback towns have libraries, although they are sometimes piggy-backed on school libraries.

won $10 off a computer game.

I won $2 off any Osprey purchase, and 10 percent off any Slitherine purchase anyone want them?

Has anyone won anything good?

willb wrote:won $10 off a computer game.

Same here. I grabbed Great Battles of Rome, it's not bad - comparisons to the Total War series are valid despite Slitherine's protest I agree with others who say adding experience points and skills to a wargame doesn't really justify using the word Roleplay when describing it. If the Total War games are DBM then Great Battles is DBA ~ fast and fun but not particularly deep. Good for a quick game or three when you have some spare time, but not worth staying up late for. Overall it's fun but I'm glad I got it on the cheap.

BTW; I haven't needed any light infantry yet and I'm about half way through. Also, light cavalry seem to do well against elephants in rivers it wasn't part of my battleplan but worked out fairly well when it happened (thanks to a broken Legate)... I don't know if I'd risk it again!

Best I've gotten (only win too...) has been free shipping on some of the WF figures.

Dang it all! I can't seem to win a thing!

Brainsnaffler wrote: Dang it all! I can't seem to win a thing!

You're not the only one - there's obviously a bias against South Yorkshiremen.