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AGregory

17 Nov 2022 6:23 a.m. PST

Folks:

We have recently been playing a lot of different 17th-century games, concerning Richelieu, "Three Musketeers", and related historical topics like the Conspiracy of Chalais.

I have written a review of the new Plume & Blade system we've been using:

hmwrs.com/GameReview.htm

I really like this game – quite different than others I have played. There are links to some videos at:

plumeandblade.com

A bunch of scenarios are available at the Facebook group, along with the usual pictures, news, and after-action reports.

link

Check it out!

A. Gregory

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