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| ChrisBBB2  | 22 Apr 2020 2:15 a.m. PST |  | 
  
  I'm delighted to report that we completed a very successful PBEM of the Austro-Prussian War battle of Nachod (1866). As one of the guest players said, 'Thank you for a superb game. Not only was it well run and with good sportsmanship but it produced a gripping nail biting finish. [The SOGs] have enjoyed the game immensely.' Couldn't have asked for a better result, really. I've done a summary blog post here: linkColin has done blow-by-blow with a post every turn here:
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 I was really happy both with the game and with the scenario. It's in the BBB group files. If APW lights your candle, I do encourage you to take a look. We're planning to fight the sequel next, Skalitz, to make it a mini-campaign. Chris Bloody Big BATTLES!groups.io/g/bloodybigbattles
 |  | Royal Marine | 30 Apr 2020 3:03 p.m. PST |  |  |  | ChrisBBB2  | 05 May 2020 2:48 a.m. PST |  | 
  
  Gearing up for Skalitz now. The Austrians have chosen their CinC – on grounds of breeding rather than competence, obviously – and are pondering their deployment. I did a solo dry-run of the scenario, and it looks like shaping up to be another ding-dong scrap. |  |