The Loose Association of Wargamers

Jeremy wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 10:56 am Time for him to learn the true meaning of Tiger Fear!

Isn't that meant to be "Tiger Feet"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQfidTOTsLo

Revolutionary biscuits of Italy,
Rise up out of your box..

https://youtu.be/MHMuSA63eoA

That looks awesome! Clearly the rules are rubbish if they allow Purps to make a sweeping victory using dice.

Agreed! Any rules that actually allow the Purple One to win are clearly rubbish!

It was indeed quite a turnup but very cinematic - Garibaldi on a white horse charging through the archway as the Bourbon regiment crumbles and flees. The great thing about the SP rules is how little narratives appear throughout the game - we had 4 or 5 events that became a story in their own right (Purp's seems to have neglected to tell you about his puny little chopper). Add that to LT's fantastic scenery and figures and it was a very good day all round.

I’m looking forward to playing it on the weekend

I haven't said anything on the affair!
But you keep my chopper out of this !

even though you waved it around a lot it was very unimpressive

You’re not confusing it with his cannon are you? I thought that was why he wore tiny shorts, to make his cannon look bigger

levied troop wrote: ↑Sun May 13, 2018 4:56 pm

Let’s just all look at this again for a minute and bask in my glory

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Look I won’t be embarrassed when one of you declares me a military genius.
“He’s like Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick had a love child with Eugene of Savoy” said one of you quietly as I walked by...
Yes I am really.
That’s quite right.
Really when people talk of Peter the Great, they shouldn’t really be thinking about that Russian bloke.