Brunanburgh . . . well, kind of . . .

[HoaryCenturion]

Gents,

Relatively fast on the heels of my 14th century Pharsalus, I present this 10th century contest for your consideration and critique.

Here is the link: https://nopaintingrequired.blogspot.com ... runanburgh


Thanks for your time,
Chris

[RogerCooper]

Triumph works pretty well even without the miniatures. I think is is clearly superior in realism to boardgames such as Command & Colors and Great Battles of History. Mike Nagel's, Day of Battle is a closer competitor, but I still find Triumph better in the way it handles giving orders to units.