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13/07/2017 at 15:37 #67400Autodidact-O-SaurusParticipant
Rummaging around in the storage area I found these figures. The Trojan War took less time to complete than this project! Literally. I started re-basing the figures yesterday. I’ve always loved these figures. I think most of them are Redoubt but there might be a few Foundry in there, too. It total, about 90 foot figures and three chariots. Roughly a third are painted but without weapons and shields. My completion rate is much, much better if I have a project, not just figures to paint. So what to do? Would this number of figures work for a Lion Rampant/Saga type game? Can anyone recommend a set of rules? I seem to recall something about ‘Pig Wars’ being a popular set for this time period….
(P.S., I’m also testing my new phone’s camera and the forum picture upload functions.)
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More verbosity: http://petiteguerre.blogspot.com/13/07/2017 at 16:43 #67402CameronianParticipantWhat a coincidence; I’m painting my way through a DBA-sized Trojan army at the moment, having finished the Greeks a few months back. I’m thinking on using Hordes of the Things (HOTT) rules, limiting recoils to the number of figures on an element of two or more. There was a very good article on this in (I think) Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy (sic) a year or so ago, which had a really neat way of handling the role of the gods. Likely I’ll use Command and Colours cards rather than PIPs to direct play. That however is a little while away.
BTW, great looking figures
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13/07/2017 at 18:11 #67408OBParticipantThere is a Chariots Rampant version of Lion Rampant that would do the trick. It’s available on line from Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy magazine, costs about $3.00.
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http://withob.blogspot.co.uk/14/07/2017 at 10:09 #67464Fredd BloggsParticipantDux Brittanarium from TooFatLardies and the summer 2017 Special, which has rules to convert the first game (Dark Ages Britain) to the latter, Troy.
23/09/2017 at 08:34 #72168Harry FavershamBlockedWhy not try ‘A Song of Blades and Heroes’?
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23/09/2017 at 13:40 #72188Thaddeus BlanchetteParticipantSeems like you could convert SAGA pretty easily for the job.
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