The Loose Association of Wargamers

I've just received the operational map and, this evening will put my divisions out and establish lines of supply. This stage is what many people will call a campaign. Normally this would be 4 hexes of the map you see, but because I am on the edge and moving towards the action, I am working on an extension of the main operational map.

The fog of war aspect it brilliant, if a little disconcerting.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 7:34 am
The fog of war aspect it brilliant, if a little disconcerting.

Just charge around all over the the place showing glinting bayonets, they don't like it up 'em

The reason I am moving SE not S is that if I did, my Russian Corps would be taking on the entire French army. The Osteriches are sitting on a riverline and wouldn't come to help me.

Have you upset them?

No, but moving Osterrich corps in a coordinated manner is fraught with difficulty, and crossing a riverline makes it worse.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 10:19 am Of course, but moving Osterrich corps in a coordinated manner is fraught with difficulty, and crossing a riverline makes it worse.

FTFY

This all makes more sense now - I've see this evolving on the guy's blog recently too. I like what he's done with the Altar of Freedom ACW rules for this, and the maps and fog of war stuff look like they'll provide the backdrop to a really interesting campaign.

I shall soon be able to report on the operational level. There has been heavy modding for Boneyonics, but thus far it is rivetting.

Which blog is this please?

Throne-and-Altar.blogspot.com