looking good guys!

Yes, I want to record Hastings on Video as well. Right now we are trying to perfect the zoom game were we have several people commanding the forces and one table being manned by one or two people with players making command decisions remotely. We did a trial run last week with a 48 point game it wor...

Hi Chris,
Yes this one often takes people by surprise.

Imagine you are fighting in a battle and all of the sudden a bunch of panicked troops crash into the rear of your unit, worse yet they are enemy troops, chaos!

Welcome Thomas, glad you could join us.

Those are charts I make specifically for the players at conventions to help them with my historical games. It is basically a condensed QRS which only has the troop types in that particular scenario to minimize information overload for new players.

The issue with a break through in the center of the enemy line is that it can leave the breaking through troops in trouble if they do not have support to cover their flanks with ZOC projection. Remember a unit within a base width of the knights flanks would stop enemy from turning on the flank. I ma...

wow, really great looking army!

You are most welcome to join there is nothing formal other than pick out a suitable 28mm classic army and start painting. We currently have people painting the following armies (or in various points of completion): Greek Hoplites Early Achaemenid Persians Late Achaemenid Persians Camillian/Republica...

Chris,
just read you blog, good to see you picking up a brush again.

You may just the right candidate to join project Lunacy

Rod

I have been told I need another name code name. Essentially project lunacy is me and a growing number of friends building classical period armies in 28mm for doing some massive battles in the future (post pandemic shutdown). Lunacy because many of us have these armies in 15mm, so why not paint them ...