Kaizennus Battle Reports

Thanks for the report! It's very easy to read and follow. Congratulations on your victory!

I find it interesting to read about playing Age of Sigmar in Korea. I have visited Korea recently and looked into modelling/hobby stuff while I was there, but it seemed very hard to find anything tabletop game related. Those Gundam stores are top notch for hobby tools, though! Anyway, I was not even aware that there was an AoS scene in Korea, since it was my impression that it's super hard to even get hold of GW models over there.

6 hours ago, Neil Arthur Hotep said:

Thanks for the report! It's very easy to read and follow. Congratulations on your victory!

I find it interesting to read about playing Age of Sigmar in Korea. I have visited Korea recently and looked into modelling/hobby stuff while I was there, but it seemed very hard to find anything tabletop game related. Those Gundam stores are top notch for hobby tools, though! Anyway, I was not even aware that there was an AoS scene in Korea, since it was my impression that it's super hard to even get hold of GW models over there.

Thanks!

Theres one “official” GW supplier called Orctown that does a pretty good job of keeping stuff in stock, and always has the new stuff.

There’s a very active AoS Korean community, when I go to the club on weekends there’s anywhere from 2-4 tables of AoS games and the Kakao group chat is big and very active. There are only a handful of foreigners but there are plenty of English speaking Koreans to play with.

There’s a huge foreigner 40k community that has something like 80 members and has multi-tiered leagues and regular tournaments (outside of covid).

I think there are a few tabletop clubs here in Seoul but I’m not sure about elsewhere in the country.

On 8/19/2021 at 12:36 AM, Neil Arthur Hotep said:

Thanks for the report! It's very easy to read and follow. Congratulations on your victory!

I find it interesting to read about playing Age of Sigmar in Korea. I have visited Korea recently and looked into modelling/hobby stuff while I was there, but it seemed very hard to find anything tabletop game related. Those Gundam stores are top notch for hobby tools, though! Anyway, I was not even aware that there was an AoS scene in Korea, since it was my impression that it's super hard to even get hold of GW models over there.

Let us know when you are there again. : ) (if you were in Seoul). Like Kaizen says, it's a small but quite active scene. We have several AOS games going on each day of the weekend, and even sometimes on Weekdays. And quite a lot of variety, but people seem to prefer playing with the big monsters. 

There were tournaments before Covid, and I think they'll start again once the regulations allow for it.