Two more games of TMWWBK's, once again set in East Africa during the Great War, with the first scenario being very lopsided and over quickly, and the second lasting a bit longer and a very close finish.
The first game was already under way when I got to the Hall, A truck is stuck in the middle of the table and the two unit of British defenders have to wait for reinforcements to help them out as the enemy approaches.
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Tuesday, 18 July 2017
Tuesday, 11 July 2017
More Dystopia
More shenanigans at sea, as the Steampunk navy's raise steam again. All figures are again from Spartan Games, who produce nice models for Dystopian Wars even if the club are not over keen on using their rules.
Matt's DTS variant rules have been streamlined a bit since last time, no more rolls for reloading the big guns, just a negative to hit to compensate instead.
Blazing Sun vs the Federated States again. In terms of the fleets the Federates have been up gunned a bit.
Matt's DTS variant rules have been streamlined a bit since last time, no more rolls for reloading the big guns, just a negative to hit to compensate instead.
Blazing Sun vs the Federated States again. In terms of the fleets the Federates have been up gunned a bit.
Labels:
DTS,
Dystopian Wars,
Furness Wargamers,
Naval,
VSF
Wednesday, 5 July 2017
Stuck in the Middle
Back to East Africa and another trial game of TMWWBK in the Great War. Set up by Dave M to test the artillery rules and to get a few more players involved.
A German led force is stuck between two British led groups ( Askari and Indian based respectively ). Naturally enough things didn't quite go as planned.
A German led force is stuck between two British led groups ( Askari and Indian based respectively ). Naturally enough things didn't quite go as planned.
Labels:
British,
East Africa,
Furness Wargamers,
German,
Great War
Tuesday, 27 June 2017
Would be African Kings
A game of The Men Who Would Be Kings, but transplanted from it's usual colonial period forward to East Africa during the Great War, an often forgotten about theatre of that war. Dave M supplied the rules and figures.
Labels:
British,
East Africa,
Furness Wargamers,
German,
Great War
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Steam Navy Punk
So a number of people at the club have the makings of some steampunk fleets. All we need now are some rules to play with.
Matt has discarded the idea of using Dystopian Wars (or its Fleet Action spinoff) despite having plenty of models, and has gone on to designing a heavily modified version of DTS, an in house set of rules that normally got used for Sci-Fi battles.
Matt has discarded the idea of using Dystopian Wars (or its Fleet Action spinoff) despite having plenty of models, and has gone on to designing a heavily modified version of DTS, an in house set of rules that normally got used for Sci-Fi battles.
Labels:
DTS,
Dystopian Wars,
Furness Wargamers,
Naval,
VSF
Sunday, 18 June 2017
Phalanx 2017
A little trip on Saturday, heading down to the place where Napoleon would have been exiled but for a typo, St Helens; and the Phalanx convention at the Sutton Leisure Centre. A number of the Furness Wargames, both past and present, made their way down as well.
Labels:
Army Painter,
Convention,
Dystopian Wars,
Magister Militum,
Normandie,
Phalanx,
Warbases
Tuesday, 23 May 2017
Steampunk Village People
A big (possibly too big) game of 'In Her Majesty's Name'.
A quite English village gets disrupted as nefarious groups from around the world converge to loot it's treasures. Five factions, and the GM controlled villagers.
Intended as a refresher game to get us familiar with the rules again, it tended to get bogged down a bit with the turn sequence.
A quite English village gets disrupted as nefarious groups from around the world converge to loot it's treasures. Five factions, and the GM controlled villagers.
Intended as a refresher game to get us familiar with the rules again, it tended to get bogged down a bit with the turn sequence.
The heroic band of the Prince of Wales's Extraordinary Company.
Labels:
28mm,
Furness Wargamers,
IHMN,
VSF
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