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Hi All,

Apologies up front as I did pose this to a Moderator, but I am too impatient for my own good and thought I would hedge my bets and post here to increase my chances of a speedy reply.

What I would like to do is make a thread for my gaming reports. Unfortunately I would like to combine both Warhammer 40k and Fantasy/AoS and possibly others (like Necromunda, Mordheim and maybe Infinity) in the same thread.

Therefore, where is the best place to put this thread OR should I bite the bullet and post a separate thread for 40k and Fantasy and any other reports I end up doing? I would like to obviously link the thread to my signature for people to find if they so please.

Thanks for reading.

Kind Regards,
Archer

You could perhaps post the reps separately and collate them all in an article, kept up to date with links to the individual threads?

40K, Warmahordes and AoS all have dedicated sub-forums specifically for Battle Reports, so I'd say those reports should go in there.

Other ones can go where they make the most sense.

So, yes, separate threads for each type, I'd think!

Creating separate threads is indeed the way to go. This is actually better for everyone as people who want to read batreps for one game don't necessarily want to read them for others. You will likely get better feedback if you speak to the correct audience.

Cheers for the feedback guys. Will go down the multiple threads route. Makes the most sense.

Thanks for reading.