Domhnall Hegarty

Clearer that the vast majority of brand managers I’ve seen in almost thirty years.

Bit contemplative for a Saturday afternoon. Watch the rugby this afternoon and that’ll clear it out for you.

Hmmm. Maybe but We’re keeping an eye on ye all the same

Timoleague AND McCarthys? Shocked I tell you shocked!

Stiring it again Smith?

Spoiler: I think the answer is yes!

#MedievalSky #skystorians #IrishHistory #DigitalHumanities

Check out our latest “Art Showcase” video! This time, Candice dives into component artwork for Coast Watchers, designed by @volko.bsky.social w/ art contributions from Wouter Schoutteten, Robert AltBauer, Matthew Wallhead, & Tomasz Niedzinski. Enjoy! www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LFE...

A sepia-toned image of a woman wearing a jeweled hennin, perhaps from around the turn of the 20th century

Hey history hivemind, does anyone recognize this image? A student wants to use it in her capstone and is trying to track down both citation and context. The earliest version of it in a reverse image search is from a Harry Potter fandom tumblr post in 2013. #skystorians #medievalism #medievalsky 🗃️

Wow. Really screwed y
Up auto correct there 😂

I how the rules use a bigger for
Not size this time. My old eyes struggle with the original these days

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A game of the westward United States with a bunch of colorful cubes as railroad tracks.

In a rare treat, I had a chance to play a game of Westward Rails with some friends today. I haven’t played this one since 2021, and it was delightful. Lots of “but that’ll just help them!” moments.

Thanks again @amabel.bsky.social @hollandspiele.bsky.social & @domhnallh.bsky.social

#CCMF

They’ve fooled me before with that. 🙁

Book for me and audio for the
Daughter

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Audio book too?

Twitter survivor syndrome

Volko's game Hunt for Blackbeard is available for play on Rally the Troops site.

Since I made this for freshmen, it’s light on early modern content. But here’s my guide to finding usable media for our digital humanities students. (Copied from a Wordpress site, so excuse any formatting weirdness.)

docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Brother Carrow: A wandering preacher who roams the ruins marking blasphemers with consecrated ashes. Charismatic, dangerous, with an ambiguous history of past heresies. His right hand is pseudo-petrified due to transmutation rituals.

Here's the cover art for Brian Asklev's Baltic Empires. Gorgeous! @zweigefuhle.bsky.social @gmtgames.bsky.social

Here's the first peek at the board for The Pure Land: Onin War in Muromachi Japan, 1465-1477 from
@gmtgames.bsky.social. This looks absolutely terrific, and just like that - there's suddenly a new COIN game for my consideration. Thanks a lot, @zweigefuhle.bsky.social. 😉

My undergrad thesis overran by 20% because of him. They made me cut out a bunch f it 🙄. Another master class in design, cartography and illustration.

@vucasimulations.bsky.social has some beautiful art - and the box art for Saint-Lô: The Capital Of The Ruins is a good example.

Who’ll be the lucky soul to be you final block?

Levy & Campaign Ost Bot Solitaire System Covers: Nevsky, Almoravid, Inferno, Plantagenet, Seljuk

For solitaire wargamers interested in medieval warfare - now available for preorder: www.gmtgames.com/p-1221-levy-...

🤔 Did you know we organise 2 student prizes every year? This year's deadline is tba soon. Kee an eye out!
➡️ the Johann-Kaspar-Zeuß-Prize for the best PhD thesis in Celtic Studies
➡️ the Johann-Kaspar-Zeuß-Prize for the best scholarly article by a pre-doc in Celtic Studies
🔗 celtologica.eu/gb/prizes/

@425suzanne.bsky.social

Baltic Brawl | Baltic Empires: The Northern Wars of 1558-1721 Baltic Empires has interested me for quite a while after it had landed on the P500. The big attraction for me was cutting into a piece of history that is left by the wayside too often. I also have lik...

Might eventually cobble together a blog, depends on how regular I end up doing these!

Little review on Brian Asklev's upcoming Baltic Empires from GMT
boardgamegeek.com/thread/36612...

Phalanx box cover paintings by Rafał Zalewski - 1941: Race to Moscow (train locomotive in blowing snow) 1943: Race to Rabaul (bomber flying over destroyer) 1944: Race to the Rhine (truck with transport aircraft overhead)