Victory!
Age of Sail naval wargame rules usable with either model ships or counters to represent them. Bookkeeping is kept to a minimum and this is very much a landlubber’s set of rules – you don’t need to be a sailing expert to enjoy games using this set!
Despite this unusual craft such as galleys and galleasses as well as xebecs and fireships are covered, and the rules include game design notes, a scenario, rules for boarding and grappling, tacking and boxhauling, &c.
Differences in ship and naval development over the period (1660-1820, so including the Napoleonic Wars) are also covered!
– catalog listing
- Designer
- Richard Watts
- Publisher
- AGEMA
- Status
- In Print
- Contents
- Available online (Wargame Vault) (30-page PDF)
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Areas of InterestRenaissance 18th Century Napoleonic 19th Century
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Fighting & Sailing Instructions - Naval Wargame Rules from Medway to Trafalgar & Beyond 1660-1820 Including for the Napoleonic Wars
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