The annual pilgrimage to Devizes (or, as it has been in recent years, the annual pilgrimage to stay somewhere nearish to Devizes because a load of middle aged ravers reliving their Ibiza youth book up all the hotels nearer town) came around again this past July like a well-buttered West Country scone repeating on you even before the remains of the jam has attracted a wasp.
(https://www.madaxeman.com/15mm/albums/3D%20Prints/RedCopper/Camels/IMGP2592.JPG)
Having fairly recently painted up a load of 3D printed camels, I had decided that this event was as good an opportunity as it comes to get them on table as the core element of a Christian Nubian army with a Beja ally (https://www.madaxeman.com/reports/Devizes_2026_1.php) - but in the process creating the very real challenge of how to make such an army actually interesting to play, and to play against.
(https://www.madaxeman.com/images/gamereportimages/Devizes_2026/IMGP0353.JPG)
You too can now re-live the 5 games which were fought by this somewhat self-hamstrung army list in the town that is the spiritual and literal home of WRG over one hot sunny weekend by following the 5 full-text battle reports (https://www.madaxeman.com/reports/Devizes_2026_1.php) through all of their painful punnery and chirpy in-picture comments.
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After each report there (of course) follows a robust dose of post-match analysis (https://www.madaxeman.com/reports/Devizes_2026_1.php) from both the Christian Nubian commander (seen below), and Nasty Hannibal himself.
(https://www.madaxeman.com/images/gamereportimages/GIFS/Nubian_King.GIF)
As an added bonus, this report (https://www.madaxeman.com/reports/Devizes_2026_1.php) includes links to a load of photos of the Army Air Corps Museum at Middle Wallop, and a brand new music video of the viral musical hit "The Beja Camel Song".
Beja think your camels are hot like mine !!