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| Shaun Travers | 14 Aug 2015 7:38 p.m. PST |
It has been 3 months since my last AAR and I had forgotten how much fun it is to write one up. It was using some 6mm forces on a small table to try out different rules using the skirmish campaigns book "Red Guards at Kursk". I started the game in May but had a hiatus and finished it yesterday. The rules this time were Fields of Honor, a boardgame masquerading as a miniatures game. Card activation and a fairly simple combat mechanism produced a fun game. The full AAR can be found on my blog: link Here is a teaser pic of the infantry melee in the woods.
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