Too Fat Lardies

Indeed so - apologies for any confusion

Having enjoyed a couple of small FIW era Campaigns a few years ago when D&D first came out, I am about to Moderate for a couple of mates during the Peninsula campaign. This will be my first time Moderating vice playing and I am keen to give them a thematic experience with fog of war aspects and fric...

Thanks John!

Thanks gents

Any reason you might say that John? I haven't any experience with PC

Paul

Greeting chaps, I am new to GdA and enjoyed my first game of it today (5 Brigades a side) - great fun and I loved the higher C2 aspects. I am particularly interested in trying to utilise the rules for the Crimean War, which was fought in a very Napoleonic style with a greater propriety of rifles to ...

Darren wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 02, 2018 7:42 am

I would be interested in contacting you about playing a game. What's the best to contact you?

Regards
Darren

thanks Darren, I have PMed you

I know that TFL has rules sets for the RCW at higher scales, but has anyone played about with adapting Mud&Blood to the RCW for a skirmish game?

thanks,
Paul

Mike - did you try out your rules? How did it go? We were considering how to play a night attack on a blockhouse by a group of Rangers and Indians during the FIW. We came up with a more complex LOS for firing, with a fixed distance of 8" +2d6", so you never know if you are going to get a clear shot....

Thanks Jammy & Dave, I'll look fwd to working some profiles with you The British/French use of the Minie vs the Russians smooth bore mullet is an interesting comparison for the infantry while the Cavalry is probably more similar (other than the irregular Cossacks). I agree - the Russian assault colu...

Surely I cant be the only one