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theleadfarmer15 Sep 2009 12:08 a.m. PST

Yeah, contentious topic post but interested in others thoughts on the best rules to (1) wargame eastern (Polish/Muscovite renaissance)…and, at a pince…TYW and/or (2) 6mm/15mm gaming (noting 28mm is the main scale for Father Tilly mechanics). To narrow the field, I like simplicity in (am a warhammer/warmaster, DBA and even Impetus type).

Grizwald15 Sep 2009 1:16 a.m. PST

"Best rules for eastern and/or 6mm/15mm renaissance? "

Rules are scale agnostic.

Benedict Arnold15 Sep 2009 3:04 a.m. PST

Have you considered DBR? DBR is a bit more complicated than DBA but is less complicated than DBM. I use it for ECW, and am very happy with it. Am intending to use it for some other sub-periods of the 1500-1700 AD centuries.

For ECW I use 6mm figures on the same sized bases that 15mm figures would use (e.g. my pike and shot elements have 24 6mm figures in 3 ranks instead of 4 15mm figures in one rank).

That said, I echo Mike Snorbens' point. Just substitute several 6mm figures for on one base for a 15mm or 18mm figure. I understand that some people play WAB but use 12 6mm figures on the same sized base that a 28mm figure would use.

corona6615 Sep 2009 6:50 a.m. PST

I agree with Benedict Arnold…DBR is the best and the most versatile.

Prince Alberts Revenge15 Sep 2009 11:17 a.m. PST

You could try Hussaria, it is from the Pike & Shot Society and is designed specifically for the nuance of Eastern European renaissance warfare…if you check out TMP's archives, you may be able to locate a review. Hope this helps!

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