"Scenario Booklets" Topic
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09 Nov 2017 4:42 p.m. PST
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| Plasticviking3 | 09 Mar 2017 5:51 p.m. PST |
For your gaming period do you prefer to buy a stand-alone scenario book which has enough background information with each entry to understand the context of the battle and victory conditions – obviously costs more OR a pared-down scenario book (just maps, OOB, victory conditions, special rules) which assumes you get background from a master rules book or other sources, maybe giving appropriate references ? – costs less |
| John Armatys | 09 Mar 2017 6:16 p.m. PST |
Neither – I prefer to write my own scenarios. |
robert piepenbrink  | 09 Mar 2017 6:25 p.m. PST |
The Grant books are about right for me. If you mean a scenario written for a particular set of rules which I play, I can't remember the last time it happened. |
| DColtman | 09 Mar 2017 7:42 p.m. PST |
I'm a big fan of the skirmish campaigns format – I suppose that is like the former case. But I'll buy either! |
| Just Jack | 09 Mar 2017 8:26 p.m. PST |
I'm looking for:
1. A map
2. Forces for each side
3. A blurb on what each side is trying to accomplish
4. Where each side sets up So I guess the former, and happily pay for it. Britton Publishers is my favorite, with the Ambush Alley/Force on Force books and mini-campaigns not far behind. V/R,
Jack |
| Vigilant | 10 Mar 2017 4:21 a.m. PST |
+1 for Skirmish Campaigns, perfect balance for me. |
| Rod I Robertson | 10 Mar 2017 6:13 a.m. PST |
The former choice and another strong endorsement of the Skirmish Campaign books. Cheers and good gaming.
Rod Robertson. |
| Weasel | 10 Mar 2017 2:10 p.m. PST |
If it's a historical scenario, I want at least a page or two of general history. If it's a general scenario of the "This could have happened", then the basics is fine. Include 2-5 variations to shake up repeat plays and for the love of all that is holy, make sure that the units are given both in real-life terms and the system you write for.
"4th regiment (4 stands)" or some such. As a bonus, scenarios with various degrees of victory are nice, but that's not a must. |
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