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Joe Legan writes:

Downloaded it and it is well researched with a lot of information and many many ships stats. Bravo Chris. I plan to use this with Post Captain.


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Wargame Vault announces the availability of:

From Chris Stoesen

PDF – Sale Price $12.00 USD

Two If By Sea

A set of scenarios to be used with the TooFatLardies rules Kiss Me Hardy, using the changes for ships under the rate from To Covet Glory. The book contains ship stats for a large number of vessels, from large Ship Sloops to the smallest cutters and Bermuda Sloops used by the Royal Navy and the American Continental Navy and State Navies (Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia).

The scenarios include twelve scenario sets. Each scenario set is one or more unique historical or fictional scenarios from the American Revolution. The first scenario details the British Schooner Halifax in 1769 in an incident before the war started. The scenarios continue through July of 1781. There is also a guide on setting up convoy escorts or raids on the Atlantic, Caribbean, or Far East trade routes.

There are 59 pages of scenarios and 121 pages of ship lists. There is also a section noting the types of merchant vessels that were likely to be encountered on the waters of the Americas during the war. Lastly, there are notes on the available models in both 1:300 and 1:700 scales, including links to the manufactures.

The scenarios should be adaptable to any rules system that can handle individual ship battles with vessels that are frigates or smaller.

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