""Conquerors and Kings".. any review ?" Topic
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| Weasel | 07 Jun 2004 8:36 p.m. PST |
I generally like Peter Pig, so have anyone played these rules ? What are they like ? |
martin goddard  | 08 Jun 2004 10:27 a.m. PST |
Hello
There is a review of these rules on the Society of Ancients site (SOA) i think. They utilise squares in the same manner as WW1 square bashing. This allows clear interpretations of flank support, rear support and morale zones. All units have four bases in them. A base of close order infantry have 4 figures per base/stand. Support roops ae 3 figures to base etc. A typical game uses about 16 units. Base sizs do not matter. Games are all defence/attack types with the victory points adjusted to whether a player is defending por attacking. A game takes about 1.5 hours to play.
Martin at Peter Pig |
| Weasel | 08 Jun 2004 2:54 p.m. PST |
Cheers! Sounds like its very similar to square bashing, which I have played before. How does it compare to SB ?
Does it have army lists included ? |
| martin goddard | 08 Jun 2004 3:02 p.m. PST |
Army lists are included. It shares a lot of the square bashing systems. It allows al armies a fair chance of winning All the best martin at peter pig |
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