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Maps
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Dates Experiment

 * May 10, 2015
 * May 10, 2014
 * November 10, 2014
 * January 1, 2015
 * February 1, 2015
 * February 9, 2015

Gameplay
Song of Blades and Heroes uses three six-sided dice per player to determine the outcome of a characters actions. Each character utilizes basic statistic points, Quality, Combat and Special Abilities. Points refer to how many points it costs to use the character within the game. Quality statistic is used to roll against for actions. Combat is the statistic you add to a six-sided dice roll when performing a Melee or Ranged Combat. Special Abilities cover any Special Abilities that the character may have. Players take alternate turns in activating models from their warbands. The miniature's are activated one at a time. The player can choose to roll one, two or three dice versus the miniature’s Quality. A successful roll entitles the player to make an action, such as an attack or a move. If two or more failures are rolled, play will then pass to the opponent.displayed text

Expansions and Add-on supplements
The following table lists expansions and supplements have been developed for the Song of Blades and Heroes core fantasy rules

About Group Group Description Discussion of the Song of Blades and Heroes and all games by Ganesha Games. Please state in the header what game your question is for using the following abbreviations. Books with P= in playtest; books with * = design stage. Titles may change.

FS= Flashing Steel (stand alone swashbuckling rules) SAH= Song of Armies and Hordes (mass combat rules)P SDS= Song of Drums and Shakos (napoleonic skirmish rules) MDS= More Drums and Shakos (SDS supplement) DSA= Drums and Shakos Army Rules (army level Napoleonic rules) MDRG= Mutants and Death Ray Guns (post apocalyptic SF rules) MM= Mighty Monsters (giant monsters) SSS= Song of Spear and Shield (Ancient Skirmish)P

FF= Fear and Faith (horror rules) 6165= '61 '65, ACW Company level rules GR= Ghost Rangers (ghost supplement for FF) KTMH= Kooky Teenage Monster Hunters (vampire supplement for FF) FFL= Fear and Flesh (FF Zombie campaign)* PL= Power Legion (superheroes)* FAM= Familiars (magical pets rpg, NOT based on SBH) TBH= Tales of Blades and Heroes (fantasy RPG based on SBH) TBP= Tales of Beasts and Perils (GM's book for TBH)

=Awards= In 2008, Song of Blades and Heroes was nominated for the Origins Award as “Best Miniature Rules”

= Games =

Game 1, Carlsen–Anand, ½–½
Carlsen chose a quiet line, but his play was slightly inaccurate, and he accepted a draw after 16 moves in lieu of a threefold repetition.

'''1. Nf3 d5 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. d4 c6 5. 0-0 Nf6 6. b3 0-0 7. Bb2 Bf5 8. c4 Nbd7 9. Nc3 dxc4 10. bxc4 Nb6 11. c5 Nc4 12. Bc1 Nd5 13. Qb3 Na5 14. Qa3 Nc4 15. Qb3 Na5 16. Qa3 Nc4 ½–½'''
 * Neo-Grünfeld Defence (ECO D78)

2013

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! !! Player !! Rating !! 1 !! 2 !! 3 !! 4 !! 5 !! 6 !! 7 !! 8 !! 9 !! 10 !! 11 !! 12 !! 13 !! 14 !! Total !! TB1
 * + 75th Tata Steel Tournament
 * 1 || align=left|🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen (NOR) || 2861 ||* ||½ ||½ ||1 ||½ ||1 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||1 ||1 ||½ ||1 ||1 ||10 ||
 * 2 || align=left|🇦🇲 Levon Aronian (ARM) ||2802 ||½ ||* ||0 ||½ ||1 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||1 ||½ ||1 ||½ ||½ ||1 ||'''8½ ||
 * 3 || align=left|🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand (IND) ||2772 ||½ ||1 ||* ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||1 ||½ ||1 ||1 ||½ ||'''8 || 50.25
 * 4 || align=left|🇷🇺 Sergey Karjakin (RUS) ||2780 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||* ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||1 ||1 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||1 ||'''8 || 46.75
 * 5 || align=left|🇭🇺 Peter Leko (HUN) ||2735 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||* ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||1 ||½ ||1 ||½ ||1 ||'''7½ ||
 * 6 || align=left|🇺🇸 Hikaru Nakamura (USA) ||2769 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||* ||½ ||½ ||1 ||½ ||1 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||'''7 ||
 * 7 || align=left|🇮🇳 Pentala Harikrishna (IND) ||2698 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||* ||1 ||½ ||1 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||'''6½ ||
 * 8 || align=left|🇳🇱 Anish Giri (NLD) ||2726 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||* ||½ ||½ ||0 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||'''6 || 39
 * 9 || align=left|🇨🇳 Wang Hao (CHN) ||2752 ||½ ||0 ||1 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||* ||0 ||1 ||½ ||1 ||½ ||'''6 || 36.5
 * 10 || align=left|🇳🇱 Loek van Wely (NLD) ||2679 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||1 ||* ||½ ||1 ||1 ||1 ||'''6 || 31.5
 * 11 || align=left|🇨🇳 Hou Yifan (CHN) ||2603 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||1 ||1 ||0 ||½ ||* ||½ ||½ ||1 ||'''5½ ||
 * 12 || align=left|🇮🇹 Fabiano Caruana (ITA) ||2781 ||½ ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||* ||1 ||1 ||'''5 ||
 * 13 || align=left|🇳🇱 Erwin L'Ami (NLD) ||2627 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||* ||½ ||'''4 ||
 * 14 || align=left|🇳🇱 Ivan Sokolov (NLD) ||2667 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||* ||'''3 ||
 * }
 * 8 || align=left|🇳🇱 Anish Giri (NLD) ||2726 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||* ||½ ||½ ||0 ||1 ||½ ||½ ||'''6 || 39
 * 9 || align=left|🇨🇳 Wang Hao (CHN) ||2752 ||½ ||0 ||1 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||* ||0 ||1 ||½ ||1 ||½ ||'''6 || 36.5
 * 10 || align=left|🇳🇱 Loek van Wely (NLD) ||2679 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||1 ||* ||½ ||1 ||1 ||1 ||'''6 || 31.5
 * 11 || align=left|🇨🇳 Hou Yifan (CHN) ||2603 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||1 ||1 ||0 ||½ ||* ||½ ||½ ||1 ||'''5½ ||
 * 12 || align=left|🇮🇹 Fabiano Caruana (ITA) ||2781 ||½ ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||* ||1 ||1 ||'''5 ||
 * 13 || align=left|🇳🇱 Erwin L'Ami (NLD) ||2627 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||* ||½ ||'''4 ||
 * 14 || align=left|🇳🇱 Ivan Sokolov (NLD) ||2667 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||* ||'''3 ||
 * }
 * 12 || align=left|🇮🇹 Fabiano Caruana (ITA) ||2781 ||½ ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||* ||1 ||1 ||'''5 ||
 * 13 || align=left|🇳🇱 Erwin L'Ami (NLD) ||2627 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||* ||½ ||'''4 ||
 * 14 || align=left|🇳🇱 Ivan Sokolov (NLD) ||2667 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||* ||'''3 ||
 * }
 * 14 || align=left|🇳🇱 Ivan Sokolov (NLD) ||2667 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||0 ||0 ||½ ||½ ||½ ||½ ||0 ||0 ||0 ||½ ||* ||'''3 ||
 * }

The first tiebreak was Neustadtl score.

Top players
The top 20 positions in the rankings as of January 2015 are as follows:

Hospital


Concord Repatriation General Hospital (abbreviated CRGH), commonly referred to as simply Concord Hospital, is a major hospital in Sydney, Australia, located on Hospital Road in Concord. It is a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney, where it is referred to as Concord Clinical School, and a major facility in the Eastern Zone of the Sydney South West Area Health Service. The NSW Statewide Severe Burn Injury Service and the Bernie Banton Centre, an asbestos diseases research institute, are located at CRGH.

Parts of the television series All Saints were filmed at CRGH.

History
Prior to the Second World War, the 16 hectare Yaralla Estate on which the hospital is built belonged to philanthropist Thomas Walker and subsequently his daughter Dame Eadith Walker. A small hospital had already been established on the site, known as the Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital. Following the death of Dame Eadith in 1937, the property was bequeathed to the Crown for development as a public hospital.

The current hospital was commissioned in 1939 as a general hospital for the Australian Army. When completed in 1942, the 2000 bed Yaralla Military Hospital (113 Australian General Hospital) was the largest hospital in the Southern Hemisphere. The main hospital building (currently known as the Multi Building) was one of the tallest buildings in Sydney when completed and its design won architects Stephenson & Turner the Sulman Award in 1946. Following the war, the hospital became a repatriation hospital for returned servicemen under the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth government, with a change in name to Repatriation General Hospital, Concord (RGHC). In 1963 RGHC became a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney.

Recognising the growing community need, the hospital began providing care for general community patients in 1974, including the opening of an emergency department in 1977. In 1993, the hospital was transferred to the Central Sydney Area Health Service of the New South Wales Department of Health as a public hospital and renamed to the current Concord Repatriation General Hospital.

Memorials
Although it is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Department of Veterans' Affairs, the hospital retains a historical significance to the veterans community in New South Wales. A number of memorials maintain these links, including:


 * Australian Hospital Ship Centaur memorial, a stained-glass window adjacent to the main entrance of the hospital
 * Kokoda Track Memorial Walkway and memorial rose garden, forming the major part of the designated route for commuting to/from Rhodes railway station.
 * Anzac Day remembrance services

Future
During mid-2006, construction work commenced on a new mental health precinct at the northern end of the hospital grounds. On completion the Sydney South West Area Mental Health Service (SSWAHMS) will relocate the majority of its existing services from The Rozelle Hospital to the new facilities at CRGH.