Hear the Word of the King with Lief, Page of Helm

A miniature figure of Lief, a page from Rohan, stands beside a mounted version of himself on a brown horse. The standing figure is dressed in a green and brown cloak, holding a satchel, while the mounted figure wears similar attire and holds the reins of the horse. Both figures are set on a base with tufts of grass and small rocks, emphasizing their connection to the Rohan landscape.
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Tolkien forgot to mention the page boy who can turn Rohan warriors into woodland-dwelling, mountain-climbing fearless berserkers. #GamesWorkshop addresses this "oversight" with Lief, whose magic bag o' buffs makes Gandalf's staff-waving theatrics look like amateur night

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The image features the title "Corral War-Con: Tabletop Gaming Convention" prominently displayed in bold, stylized lettering. Below it, the phrase "IN COLLABORATION WITH" is written in a smaller font, leading to the name "BULWARK GAMES," which is also presented in a bold, distinctive style. The background is black, enhancing the visibility of the text, with the convention title highlighted in red and gold accents.
Wirral War-Con

Wirral War-Con features vendors selling hobby supplies, roleplaying accessories, new and second-hand miniatures, board games, and more. As well as miniature painting competitions and painting classes, there are also a number of demo games to enjoy, including Warhammer 40,000, Konflikt '47, Halo: Flashpoint and more.

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