"Do You Play Age of Eagles?" Topic

Do you play "the only officially sanctioned Napoleonic variant of Rich Hasenauer's Fire & Fury ACW rules"?

No.

Nope, never.

No, and I've never seen it played at the local cons I've been attending.

If you have a "don't play Napoleonics" I would guess that would be the dominant answer. Perhaps limit it to people who play or have played Napoleonics?

Yes. I have not been able to play Napoleonics very often, but the last few times has been with Age of Eagles

Nope … and never will.

Play all the time.

Yes. I would like to try the Age of Tigers variant on his web site for the Sikh Wars, but that looks like a ton of painting!

I have played several games of it at conventions and always enjoyed it, both Napoleonic as well as 18th and 19th century versions. Gave a good and fun game.

Yes

Yes, but only because everyone else plays it here.

Have played a few times. Not bad. Then, again, ah like F&F :)

No

Yes, prefferred set

No

Yes, always a good game to be had.

Yes – alternate with Black Powder depending on the whim of my fellow gamers

No

I have played it a few years ago and liked it, but current group use Napoleon's Battles for this level of game, so unlikely to play again, except as a solo game. . We do sometimes adopt AoE scenarios for NB games.
Rules are well supported.

Yes, but not often. Requires lots of figures, labels, and time to set up and play. Therefore, only good for a weekend get together with several friends.

I just don't have the time, figures, or friends willing to do this these days. Otherwise I would play more often.

Same with Napoleon's Battles which is a similar scale.

No

No. Either 30mm CLS, any of several individual-figure based games of the Charge! variety in 28mm or a modified Wessencraft in 6mm. As dantheman points out, quite a bit of prep required for F&F and any of the clones, and printing out labels (which will be different for the next game) is not my idea of entertainment. Quite a bit of table clutter required, too. Not wrong, any of it--just not my idea of fun game prep or a good-looking table.

No. Haven't played Napoleonics since the mid-90's. Cheers!

No. Never heard of it, don't play Napoleonics even if I had.

Yes. Playing Sunday the 21st.

Yes, often…

Yes, many times. It's a great way to play the bigger battles.

Just got done playing the Berezina scenario with AoE.

Next up is la Souffel 28 June 1815, which is a very small scenario [12-13 brigades per side]. Might make a good convention scenario.

Yes. Regularly since 2008.

I have the rules and base all my figs for their system but have yet to try them out.

I'd like to give it a couple of games, but never actually had a chance.