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Takeda1x28 Nov 2020 10:06 a.m. PST

Need help. I came across a blog and/or article on a game where the players were commanding cavalry regiments on the same side. They were playing with but also against each other for glory. Period was either 17th/18th century. The enemy (artillery batteries, infantry regiments) was managed by umpire or card play, not sure. Looking for help on finding more information about this game.

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Kelly Armstrong28 Nov 2020 5:18 p.m. PST

Sounds like something from The Wargame Developments Discussion Group (WDDG). Sign up for their IOgroups discussion at WDDG@groups.io and ask them.

Dexter Ward29 Nov 2020 12:55 p.m. PST

There was a participation game at Salute with French cavalry charging the Fleches at Borodino; I recall an article about in in Wargames Illustrated.

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