'Schild en Vriend' is an old Flemish battlecry, used in the rebellion of the city of Brugge against the French, May 18, 1302. Legend tells that it was used to differentiate between the French-speaking (who could not pronounce 'schild') and Flemish-speaking citizens. Nowadays, historians tell us that it was probably 'Des Gilden Vriend'.
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An overview of the game table. In front is the Congo, with a branch leading to lake Walfriede behind Fritz' villa. The upper right third of the board is taken up by jungle. Terrain credits: jungle - scratch built by Bart Dils; native village - Village Green and scratch built, by Alan Huyton and Bart Vetters; terrain boards - scratch built by Bart Vetters; villa - scratch built by Bart Vetters. |
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