Salve!
Well I am off for half term - my week has passed so quickly. I have cleared out the garage , begun research on the Danish /Swedish war of 1658 ( trying to get some books inter library loan) and had some fun R&R too. I have been catching up on series 2 of Rome on my friend's dvd box set. It is ott and graphic at times but I fear I am hooked. Just watched the battle of Phillipi with lunch and feel ancients on the agenda once more. However where to go rules wise these days- I am an old wrg man but am a bit off dbm! What next - any ideas welcome...
With regard to the 18th century I found this interesting diagram and wondered if this family/loyalty "tree" might have a place in the world of EvE . Let me know what you think...
p.s the postwoman has just tried to ram a hard back book into the letter box causing it some damage - it is "The garden cottage diaries- my year in the 18th century " by Fiona J Houston
We in the Jackson (Miss., USA) Gamers have been using Field of Glory for several Roman Civil War games. You can find some battle reports at our web site:
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Jim
Some old gaming buddies have also been playing some FoG and enjoying it . . . I was turned off by the Games Workshop-style pricing of rules and lists . . . but that may just be me.
ReplyDelete"Basic Impetus" has had a lot of good press . . . and it has the advantage of being free . . . although their "Advanced" rules sound more interesting and do cost something:
http://www.dadiepiombo.com/basic2.html
I haven't played Ancients in quite a few years though . . . so there may well be others with better suggestions.
-- Jeff
Been having fun, I see.
ReplyDeleteActually, I think such a chart for EvE might be hilarious .... our "loyalties" are almost as convoluted as they were in the real world ...
:)
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Yeah, I'd like to see someone try to put that together (chart of EvE)! lol
ReplyDeleteAlthough, quite a few of us have our own protagonists/antagonists...
Shouldn't there be a Titus Pullo to Cleopatra link?
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