Work is well underway on the campaign supplement for Chain of Command. We’re now in a position to unveil the cover art as a small taster for what is to come. We hope you like it!
Calais scenario supplement now IABSM v3 compatible
As part of our ongoing programme of updating the I Ain’t Been Shot Mum scenario supplements, we are very happy to announce that The Defence of Calais by Robert Avery is now available in v3 compatible format. The supplement focusses on the epic battle for Calais in 1940 when British greenjackets held ut against the
13 thoughts on “Chain of Command At The Sharp End – The Cover Unveiled”
I like it. I like it a lot. Great idea maintaining the astetic of the original rule book. I can’t wait to get a hold of this book. CoC is practically all we have been playing recently.
…lovin’ that cover!!!
Nice work Rich!!
Lookin good pard. The anticipation similar to jump master calling out, “six minutes!” Planning to use the the book for a solo campaign. Gotta go, green light!
Very nice indeed!
Very nice, and really interesting!
Brilliant Richard, can’t wait.
I actually prefer this to the rulebook cover. Evokes the old war comic look.
Really like that cover. enjoy the comic book style. Maybe it”s because I’m an old fart but, I have a strong connection between war comics and gaming. In my life the comics came way before gaming and evoke strong feelings with my boyhood past. Gotta Go! jump master is calling out, “six minutes!”
I love a campaign. when do we expect it to be available?
the cover looks the part, cant wait for it to come out to see what the difference is on the list of tanks / vehs and Plt OOB for 41/42. it’ll be hard to find A9, A10 amd A13 tanks in 28m to go with Perry’s figs
Bill
Publish it! Publish it! I wanna playyyyyyyyyyy!
Looking forward to it!
I can’t wait for a campaign. CoC has been my favourite game of 2013.
I was trying to resist but the cover art… the empty cartridge cases eject from the bottom of the main body on the Bren, not into the air. sorry.