British Call to Arms 2026
With the proudest of hearts I, Admiral Riley “The Newt” Faulk, will take lead of the British with Leftenant Kyle Hilliker assisting to rally the men. The Queen has called upon all of her British forces, so we may lead by example in this test of courage. Doing so will bring forth tales of honor, as well as riches fit for Her Majesty.
To bolster spirits, we have decided to continue the Infamy System from previous seasons. Players can opt-in to earn promotions through fulfilling challenges specific to British players. We will also be scheduling regular “paint night” sessions where we hang out and chat on Discord.
More details will be provided in Discord!
British Prizes
This year for prizes, we have:
1x rare South Seas Buccaneers’ Companion Commander painted by Riley Faulk to be given out to: “Player with most submitted games”
1x Indian Fighter painted by Kyle Hilliker to be given out to: “Player at Leftenant’s whim”
Many packs of seasonal activation tokens inscribed with St. George’s Cross and “SoP 2026” across the bottom. Very similar to last years activation tokens:
About Riley:
I have been in this game for about three years now, and I have had the pleasure to assist Joseph Forster at our local club most weeks. It has been a blast to learn all I can about 16th and 17th century history as I grow an ungodly amount of tiny sailors and little boats to put them into! Before Blood and Plunder, I was an avid Warhammer 40k gamer; I tended to favor Imperial Fists, but would dabble with World Eaters for some spice. I also enjoy RPG’s, family board games, and card games on occasion.
About Kyle:
I also have been playing Blood and Plunder for a little over 3 years. I have enjoyed participating in Adepticon and GenCon games and tournaments. I look forward to running the Leftenant requests this year. I also look forward to working on my vast piles of Blood and Plunder minis during the weekly paint nights.
Great Pirate Paint Off English Entry Award
From all the English entries in the Great Pirate Paint Off this year, we have chosen this finely painted Henry Morgan as the winner. Congratulations Julian Nault!
