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Tango0111 Aug 2020 12:54 p.m. PST

"…I ran two games of Cortina at Matamoros – a broadly historical scenario based on events in the northeast of Mexico in April 1865. It's a very small game by usual Sharp Practice standards – only less than forty figures were deployed between the two forces. However, it worked pretty well; not as prone to finishing early as I feared…"

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