
"Ottomans vs Venetians 15mm Pacto Mortem et Gloriam" Topic
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gbowen | 15 Apr 2024 3:45 a.m. PST |
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Puster  | 17 Apr 2024 4:30 a.m. PST |
Thanks for posting. Currently my favourite for major battles is DBMM as the leave the feeling that you really just took part in a battle, but seeing good reports of the other systems around is always inspiring. I have the rule system and one day I will have to fight the same battle with different systems. Is the Renatio-et-Gloriam by Helion worth buying? I got the download-version, but never went beyond army list porn. |
gbowen | 18 Apr 2024 9:39 a.m. PST |
Puster – The printed Renatio-et-Gloriam book has no lists. The only printed list book for it is ECW and 30YW. There are on-line lists for sale for most other settings. Some of these are much closer to completion than others. Based on all that it is quite a price hit. The download version has been superseded and is not worth trying to figure out. Unless you are playing ECW/30YW or have a local opponent I suggest holding off until printed lists for the armies you use are available. I like many buyers had DBR armies sat stored for a long time and took Renatio-et-Gloriam as a chance to get them into action |
Puster  | 08 May 2024 6:46 a.m. PST |
Thanks for the feedback. Actually I realized that I do own the digital version from years back but never managed to play them. Good to know it's different. As to army lists I just saw the announcement of lists for the Italian wars… so perhaps. |
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