"Field of Glory II Computer/Miniatures Review and Update" Topic

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Colonel Bill	22 Feb 2019 9:38 a.m. PST
My tome for the week. Richard Bodley Scott is known in miniature circles for DBM, DBR, Hordes, DBx and Field of Glory. But he is also the owner and primary designer of Byzantine Games, which produces the Field of Glory II computer game, a direct port of the pewter pusher rules to the PC. Works the same, looks the same etc. Here is a big update to include a really rockin' consumer designed TableTop Mod designed to make it more miniature friendly. link Ciao, Colonel Bill wargamer.com
DeRuyter	22 Feb 2019 12:00 p.m. PST
Really great game. Lots of opponents and tournaments for pbem multiplayer games. One big advantage over the miniatures version of FOG is that the computer does all the calculations for you!
Dervel	22 Feb 2019 3:56 p.m. PST
I do enjoy this game it is a great way to game with friends around the globe using the play by mail system.

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