Ayton 2023, Friday - Sunday, 28th, 29th, 30th April.

[Jeremy]

This is bound to change, but currently MWWBK size.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Could you elaborate for those of us insufficiently prescient to already own those rules?

[Paul]

Could you elaborate for those of us insufficiently prescient to already own those rules?

Depending on your particular choice of forces probably between 60-120 figures IIRC.

[Count Belisarius]

So about 200-300 then?

[Jeremy]

So about 200-300 then?

Only if you’re not making an effort

[Norman D. Landings]

MWWBK unit sizes & costs:

Regular Infantry: 12 figures, 6 points
Irregular infantry: 16 figures, 4 points
Tribal warriors: * figures, 3 points
Regular cavalry: 8 figures, 6 points
Irregular cavalry: 10 figures, 4 points
Artillery (poorly drilled): gun & 4 crew, 4 points
Artillery (well drilled): gun & 4 crew, 6 points

Standard field force: 24 points

*I can't remember how many tribals per unit.

[Norman D. Landings]

Note the absence of stats for awesome sexy camel guns.

[tim.w]

This is bound to change, but currently MWWBK size.

Typically I just sold my set.

[FreddBloggs]

Natives, fousands of them to the south east.

[Tim Hall]

To get in quick before there is a mad arms race on this one, I have been giving the rules issue a great deal of thought, and as has been said "The Men Who Would Be Kings" is in the lead. It doesn't require a huge build up of massive armies, and there is some narrative fun to be had. I would up the force sizes to an equivalent of 30 points (using the points system within the rules). I shall dig my copy out and over the weekend post the units sizes and points values etc. (At present we are dealing with a family bereavement) but it will done over the weekend, and I shall also start up a "sticky" thread for game organising purposes.