Celtos
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| - | [[i-Kore|i-Kore Games Ltd]] created [[Celtos]] in July 2002. It was a fantasy tabletop wargame based upon Celtic and Norse mythology with an extensive range of fantasy miniatures. There were 5 different armies in the game: The Fir Bolg (Undead), the Fomorians (Orks), Gaels (Barbarians), Sidh (Elves) and the Vanir (Dwarfs). [[Urban Mammoth]] acquired the game in 2004 and then in June 2005 it was bought by {{clink|Brigade Models}} [[#References|[1]]]. It is still in production. The Celtos rulebook credits [[Kevin White]] (head sculptor), [[Mike Owen]] and [[Steve Saleh]] as the sculptors and some of the game's artwork was done by Clint Langley and Adrian Smith [[#References|[2]]] | + | [[i-Kore|i-Kore Games Ltd]] created [[Celtos]] in July 2002. It was a fantasy tabletop wargame based upon Celtic and Norse mythology with an extensive range of fantasy miniatures. There were 5 different armies in the game: The Fir Bolg (Undead), the Fomorians (Orks), Gaels (Barbarians), Sidh (Elves) and the Vanir (Dwarfs). [[Urban Mammoth]] acquired the game in 2004 and then in June 2005 it was bought by [[Brigade Models]] [[#References|[1]]]. It is still in production. The Celtos rulebook credits [[Kevin White]] (head sculptor), [[Mike Owen]] and [[Steve Saleh]] as the sculptors and some of the game's artwork was done by Clint Langley and Adrian Smith [[#References|[2]]] |
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i-Kore Games Ltd created Celtos in July 2002. It was a fantasy tabletop wargame based upon Celtic and Norse mythology with an extensive range of fantasy miniatures. There were 5 different armies in the game: The Fir Bolg (Undead), the Fomorians (Orks), Gaels (Barbarians), Sidh (Elves) and the Vanir (Dwarfs). Urban Mammoth acquired the game in 2004 and then in June 2005 it was bought by Brigade Models [1]. It is still in production. The Celtos rulebook credits Kevin White (head sculptor), Mike Owen and Steve Saleh as the sculptors and some of the game's artwork was done by Clint Langley and Adrian Smith [2]
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