"Good Rules for Siege or Fortress-centric battles?" Topic

Does anyone have a recommendation for a rules set for Dark Ages thru Early Medieval siege or fortress-centric battles?

I am thinking along the lines of the Man-to-Man rules for Chainmail but more modern or, at least, better organized and complete.

I got this great castle from Blue Moon Manufacturing and would like to use it as more than a backdrop! :)

Thanks!

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An assault is an assault in any age. Ladders, siege towers/belfrys, rams, mining, making holes in walls, busting in gates, etc. and etc. and etc. Abstraction needs to be kept to a minimum if you want to get the feel for an assault, and our system is man-to-man in appearance and results, since each base/figure resolves combat individually.

As I recall, Tactica Medieval had a decent skirmish level set included in the rules, that was designed for castle sieges.

I second Nick's thoughts. Tactica Medieval has some really nice Siege rules.

I think GWs Lord of the Rings skirmish game would also do a good job of it. There were rules for siege engines, ladders and breaches – all that stuff. I think the Siege of Gondor book might be a good source?

I second taking a look at LOTR/Hobbit rules.

Thanks all for the ideas. I will check them out!

Third vote for Tactica Medieval. Simple system works great for convention games, too.