
"Over the Hills - Pajar de Vergara playtest" Topic
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carojon | 23 Oct 2017 9:24 a.m. PST |
This weekend was spent reacquainting ourselves with Over the Hills and playing them in a series of scenarios including this fight for the Pajar Vergara redoubt
If you would like to see more of the game then just follow the link to JJ's link Jonathan(JJ) |
Alcibiades | 23 Oct 2017 11:14 a.m. PST |
Excellent write up. Have played a couple of games of OTH and really enjoyed them. |
carojon | 24 Oct 2017 8:17 a.m. PST |
Hi Alcibiades, thank you. They are a fun set of rules and we will be pushing them with a bigger game in the next test that will show how they can cope with more figures on the table. Cheers JJ |
adymac2650 | 24 Oct 2017 9:45 a.m. PST |
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marshalGreg | 25 Oct 2017 6:53 a.m. PST |
Hello Jonathan, What differences or attraction are present in OTH to give them a go when you have had a lot of establishment of games with C&GII, which seem to be of the same level of play, now that you have had a go with both? MG |
carojon | 25 Oct 2017 7:16 a.m. PST |
Hi MG, The two sets of rules are very different yet very similar. If you read my review of OTH written shortly after they were published I highlighted the fact that I was looking for a set of rules that would allow me to play games with my collection with friends who prefer dice driven rules over computer moderated ones. link The first thing that attracted me to OTH as a possible solution to this situation was the fact that the rules, like C&G, are very much based aground the concept of fatigue caused by combat, movement and all round stress when in close proximity to the enemy. Having played them now several times I find they tick the box for me on my fun/simulation model of analysing rules I like to use, that is I think they provide a high fun, simulation type of game, and they do it in a very slick way that makes them perfect for using them in small or large games without stressing the grey matter, something I have got used to playing C&G. There are lots of extra rules built into OTH that you can use or leave out, as you choose. We are aiming to play some large games that work very well under C&G to see how OTH copes whilst we use all those great added rules to enhance that simulation aspect. So far we are very impressed and that is why I am very happy to play either set. As you can see, there is no problem using either set with the collection I have created and I would happily endorse anyone thinking of giving both sets a go. Cheers JJ |
marshalGreg | 25 Oct 2017 9:23 a.m. PST |
Thanks for the reminder JJ I have a similar issue with the folks near me. I think I will now look at these rules much closer as to a possible solution. MG |
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