King Georges' Northwest Passage
These rules are intended to allow large-scale skirmishes to be fought while still maintaining an individual feel for the figures. Each group or unit should have a designated leader or 'personality', although these can also be special characters unattached to the general masses (i.e. Major Rogers, HawkEye, Richard Sharpe, Edward Teach/Blackbeard etc). It uses an alternating player-action cycle, which eliminates order-writing but, although quite fast, still requires some thought (unless playing pirates, of course…).
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- 1999
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- In Print
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- Archived online (webpage)
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Skirmish Rules for the 'Horse & Musket' Era (1680-1815)
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