"Grand Battle - A Chevauchee Retreats c1430ad" Topic
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| Dean AKI | 29 Jun 2012 9:54 a.m. PST |
Regular viewers of my blog will know that I like to try non standard scenarios for all period, and that when possible I like to play games in a fairly grand manner, i.e. get a thousand plus painted 28mm models on a big table and go at it! Well it's another of those battles folks, with the aim of reflecting an orderly retreat to the coast of a raiding army in the Hundred Years war. Here's the Free Company of Richard Venables deployed at the start of the game for the march:
And here's the ground they had to try to cover:
Lots of surprises along the way for both sides – as the French tried to stop them making it to freedom. Loads more photo's, narrative and the special rules used are on my blog: link Including details of the historical battle used for inspiration… Enjoy! |
| mghFond | 30 Jun 2012 1:20 p.m. PST |
Great report, thanks for sharing! |
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