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 Kid Kyoto  writes: |
Actually you can trademark any word you like, except for 'generic terms' that describe the product. Apple is an english word, but you can trademark it for computers 'Apple Computers'. But you can't trademark computer brand computers or apple brand apples. For wargames you can't trademark 'wargame' but anything else: warhammer, war zone, flames of war, warlord is fair game. the point to make it clear what you're buying so i don't go on line and order 'warlord' the fantasy game but get 'warlord' the historical game. Oh well… if no one else care I'll drop it. |
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| 5 May 2008 | page first published |
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Comments or corrections?
Dave of Caliver Books writes:
Now out. Pre-orders are in the post.
We pleased to announce that they have already won a prize!! The best game at the recent Society of Ancients Poitiers fest (the same battle re-fought using several different sets of rules).
Use them to fight period specific - or as club rules to fight across the whole 765 years!! £19.50 GBP
Armies from Warlord I are also compatible.
