A small affair between the French and the Spanish, who were instructed to hold a built up area. The Spanish had the much larger force but was up against good quality French, including four high quality Guard Cavalry units.
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Fuentes Warm Up
The final test of Matt's Frankenstein style home-brew rules, before their first big outing at the much delayed St George's Day game.
A small affair between the French and the Spanish, who were instructed to hold a built up area. The Spanish had the much larger force but was up against good quality French, including four high quality Guard Cavalry units.
A small affair between the French and the Spanish, who were instructed to hold a built up area. The Spanish had the much larger force but was up against good quality French, including four high quality Guard Cavalry units.
Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Road to Waterloo
Another test game of the proposed 'Waterloo' rules, with the French, consisting of Tel and Tony, assaulting a village defended by the British and Spanish of Martin and Jim. The village spans a river, crossable by troops but with a bridge in place for easier crossing.
Victory conditions are simple... who ever holds the village at the end of the game is the winner.
Victory conditions are simple... who ever holds the village at the end of the game is the winner.
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