"A Samurai game using the Bridgehead scenario" Topic
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Tango01  | 09 Jan 2025 3:47 p.m. PST |
"Last week, I played a WWII Western Desert game using the One-Hour Wargaming Bridgehead Scenario (number 5). In that game, I replaced the river with a minefield. This time, I decided to replay the scenario with the river back in place and set in a different period. I chose the Samurai period from 1550-1600, as it gave me a chance to test out some activation rule changes. I'm still searching for a set of rules that I'm happy with. For this game, I mashed up the activation system from Songs of Blades and Heroes with many of the combat mechanisms from One-Hour Wargames…"
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