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| Tango01 | 19 Jan 2026 12:50 p.m. PST |
" The ‘Midgard, Heroic Battles' rules come from the Two Fat Lardies' stable / Reisswitz press, authored by James Morris being a rank-and-flank set covering – as per the sub-title – ‘Historical, Legendary and Fantasy Battles in the age of heroic deeds'. Legendary' as described by the author has overlap with what I call ‘semi-historical', where an army has via myth accreted a few fictional elements while otherwise being true to historical sources. An example being the Alexander romances where his army contains what you would expect in a 4th-3rd Century Makedonian force but adds Amazon riders, Roman archers and an eagle-powered vehicle. It's not clear to me what should or should not be called a review of a set of rules, but the following may fit your definition. For such a new set, released less than a week ago, I clearly have limited experience to draw upon…" The Stronhold Rebuilt
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