"Caesar's Camp: La Ferme de Caubert" Topic

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Tango01	14 Jan 2025 4:02 p.m. PST
"Myself and Graham got together at the Abyss before Xmas for our fourth turn in our Caesar's Camp campaign. This was the second go with our platoons from our third game, so we both had some missing men…" wargaming in 28 mm and sometimes smaller link Armand
Oberlindes Sol LIC	14 Jan 2025 6:57 p.m. PST
Missing men is normal in war throughout history: wounded, sick, missing, KIA and yet not replaced, AWOL. So that's a realistic start. Nice AAR and pictures.
Captain Pete	15 Jan 2025 9:17 a.m. PST
That is a great looking game!
TacticalPainter01	15 Jan 2025 12:01 p.m. PST
Missing men is normal in war throughout history: wounded, sick, missing, KIA and yet not replaced, AWOL. So that's a realistic start. Nice AAR and pictures. The campaign is for Chain of Command and the supplement ‘At the Sharp End' provides the mechanics for handling casualties during a campaign. In most campaigns sides are limited in the number of platoons available and so keeping an eye on casualties is a big part of managing the campaign. If nothing else it prevents those crazy fight to the death games where players have no regard for losses.
Tango01	15 Jan 2025 3:04 p.m. PST
Thanks Armand

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