"WSS: Testing Action at Ober Eschenbach (1704)" Topic

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Tango01

25 Jul 2022 8:10 p.m. PST

" On Wednesday I was delighted to welcome Stryker – who hasn't been here for over two years – to join me in a playtesting game for my developing WSS rules. I (as the Elector of Bavaria) commanded a Franco-Bavarian force, defending a ridge position against a slightly larger Austro-British army under the command of Marshal Styrum (Stryker was very taken by the impressively red British contingent!)…"