"Hezekiah Dunn and the French!" Topic
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 Herkybird  | 22 Oct 2016 2:43 p.m. PST |
Today, my mate Phil got his lovely Rangers out for a French and Indian wars skirmish, they are Dunn's Rangers, a company raised by Mr Dunn from New Jersey colonists to defend the border from the dastardly French! We had a blast using them! The full write up (and lots of pics) are on my blog at this link
Enjoy! |
| Dave Jackson | 23 Oct 2016 6:08 p.m. PST |
Love the name….very "Witchfinder" |
| Part time gamer | 23 Oct 2016 11:14 p.m. PST |
Nice AAR, these are all 15mm right? The pics were great. I enjoy some type of 'command roll' be made before a unit goes into action. Even if this is relativly easy to accomplish, it puts the possibilty of random events into a game.
However, if your trying to get a new people interested, keep it simple. Let the dice rolls for combat be the only random factor in the game. |
| Herkybird | 24 Oct 2016 10:33 a.m. PST |
Hi, no the figures are all 28mm, my rules link – have a system where you dice for command, and if you fail, the troops do something by themselves. It also allowed Morale to play a part in unit decision making, and precludes the need for a separate morale roll! |
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