"What is your favorite set of rules?" Topic

What is your favorite set of rules for any era, any scale, any amount of troops, etc. It should be a rule set that is your "go to" set.

Volley and Bayonet

Fire and Fury

Check your Six, the air combat game. I enjoy it enough that I dumped the time and energy into making a bunch of adjustable altitude stands.

Ground warfare…probably either Fire and Fury, No Stars in Sight, or my WWII rules.

Warmaster

Regimental Fire & Fury

I've played 10x as many games of DBA as anything else.

But my true favourite might be WAB/WHFB – but none of the other kids play it anymore :(

The Sword and the Flame.

Commands & Colors: Napoleonic

Most played = DBA

No Limits, Savage Worlds and FFT.

Last couple years it is Bloody Big Battles. Fast, furious, simple and gives credible results.

I really like Crossfire but don't get many games in – some buddies disagree.

Johnny Reb

The Sword & the Flame; Pulp Alley.

I agree with Wackmole9, Warmaster. But Black Powder is really super keen too. They are both the bees knees.

Warzone 2nd.

Disposable Heroes by Iron Ivan.

DBR, DBA and L'Art de La Guerre.

Form Line of Battle

Epic Armageddon

Right now its lion rampant

DBMM

Command Decision Test of Battle

Crossfire

TSATF & DBA/HOTTS

A lot of homebrew.

I have favorites for various periods, Medieval Warfare, JR3, Fireball Forward, Napoleon's Battles, Check Your 6, but deciding on one just depends on my mood.

5Core Company Command.

V/R,
Jack

King of the Battlefield Eighteenth Century Rules

(in my biased opinion).

Johnny Reb III

Twilight of the Sun King

Tough one

Fire and Fury, Black Powder, Hail Caesear and a set of home-brew WWII rules are what we mostly use

In terms of current frequency, Black Powder is the one I play the most (i.e. in the last 6 months)

The Sword and the Flame and Strategos N (our house Napoleonic rules).

For something I didn't write, i'll go ahead and say Stargrunt.
Don't think I ever had a bad game of it.

The Sword and the Flame, CrossFire, Bolt Action, Through the Mud & the Blood. In no real order.

Sword and the Flame and Disposable Heroes.

Sand and Blood, which is based on The Sword and the Flame.

Two D6

Shako 2

Not counting my own, anything by Neil Thomas.

Column Line and Square, but I haven't played in 30+ years.

Piquet

With the trend--TSATF.

TVAG

p.s. I'd list one of our own rule sets, but that would be too much like crowing, and even OT.

FoG

But we also play a lot of Fire & Fury and FoGR.

Beneath the lilly banners 2

QILS

American War of Independence
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George Gush rules for the Renaissance.

General de Brigade.

Heavy Gear (2nd Edition)