"Battle of Rowton Heath 1645 (pt1) - Wargaming:An Intro" Topic

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Whirlwind	23 Oct 2017 4:20 p.m. PST
And please see here link for my refight of the first part of the Battle of Rowton Heath using Neil Thomas' Pike and Shot rules contained in Wargaming: An Introduction.
davbenbak	24 Oct 2017 4:47 a.m. PST
I strongly recommend Neil Thomas' Intro to Wargaming. The rules are simple, quick and give a basic feel for combat in the various eras. It really opened my eyes to gaming different time periods that I would not have otherwise considered. Very easy on the figure count as well which is great when just getting started. As a matter of fact you could even use wooden blocks if figures were lacking.
Whirlwind	25 Oct 2017 5:23 a.m. PST
Yes, they are really good rules. An exemplar of its type.

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