Port and Cigars at Amazon

Dave Gamer writes:

Actually, I've purchased the rules and am thinking of doing FPW with them. I'm figuring 4 stands for Prussians and lights on both sides (Jagers\Chasseurs). 3 stands for French and all cavalry. 1 arty stand per 6 guns. Thinking of popping the base line movement up to 4 inches (my stands will be 1 inch wide). Prussian Dreyse 8 inch range, Chassepot 16 inches. Haven't figure artillery ranges or Mitrailleuse yet. I'm thinking of representing leaders at Division level and up.

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Tommiatkins of Atkins Wargames writes:

Next to be Released from the Amazon Miniatures stables is Port & Cigars.

Following the 1D6 combat and ultra-fast play ethos of Atkins Wargames, Port & Cigars can handle battles of several divisions a side and yet remains fluid, intuitive and captures the flavor of horse 'n shot warfare. (The flavour usually being that of cheap claret.)

1700-1856
Easy 'n simple Army lists
No Fluff
Multi-Division battles in 2 hours
National differences simply and effectively portrayed

So if you're partial to a bit of flogging, and prefer to fight your battles whilst spluttering "Damn yer eyes, Sir! That dice was a six! I demand satisfaction this very minute" - get over to Amazon and treat yourself!

Port & Cigars: Riding on to glory, trampling other rules beneath its hooves!

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