Daughter number two and I went to meet daughter number three’s new puppy. Rosa is a great wee soul , not to mention her alien friend.
The mounted knights were finished and felt like an outing on the battlefield, l was happy to oblige.
Using these rules with distances halved for the game.
Nice dog, good looking medieval battle!
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Awww.... cute dug!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an animal couple of weeks you’ve been having. Brian the Cat, Rosa the Pup … and move over and begone, Black Dog!
ReplyDeleteDogs are great. Good company and get you out of the house for excercise. Very tying though.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking game Alan and a lovely pup.
ReplyDeleteCute dog and a very nice setup.
ReplyDeleteHow are those rules? They’ve piqued my
ReplyDeleteInterest several times, but I’ve never taken the plunge!
Thanks for sharing Alan, for Mardigan my penny worth- I have many rulesets and was initially reluctant about them when they came out but became a swift convert. These rules are great fun and have a very sound base to them in that you have a basic set of mechanics that work. Then you have army specific rules and army lists (no points here) for matching historical foes with limited choice. This all contains what is allowed. And means you can get a game on quickly and the minimal rules ease play too. And the research is there as well with each book he writes including his thoughts on design. I have his 19th century book as well one hour Wargames plus his introduction to wargaming for its pike and shot rules!
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