"'The Battle of the Boyne: 1690', with 'Battle Command'" Topic
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| Tango01 | 27 Oct 2026 1:48 p.m. PST |
" A few changes made to layout, in that rather than focusing on the crossing of the river by WIlliam III's main force (which most scenarios of the battle really focus upon), it also expands to include the portions of both armies (to James II and the Jacobites' detriment historically), which stood and looked at each other all day at the Roughgrange ravine, with Schomberg (the younger) facing off against the main body of the Jacobite army (here, they were allowed to move away from the ravine area)…"
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