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Essex is not an Earldom; it is an Empire!

Thank you, Timmo. I shall look into this further.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:22 am Essex is not an Earldom; it is an Empire!

Clever fellow that Grizzle.

Got to admit, that “Twighlight” system sounds very attractive.
Let the toy soldiers take care of their own grubby musketry & whatnot, and allow the gentlemen wargamers to demonstrate their effortless mastery of generalship. Possibly whilst sipping a fine brandy and wearing a cardigan.

Note to self: buy cardigan.

Or you could wargame in the buff.

My victory boner knocks things off the table.

No, I am not proposing breach of international treaties, particularly if you are talking pointy sticks. You could wear a Buff Coat.

I like the To the Strongest ECW version (but in 6mm so no use for the heathens here). Twilight of the Sun King were a good quick set of rules for WSS.

The printer is all set up and ready to go, so no unboxing worries, and I have access to a laser cutter as well.

FreddBloggs wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 1:47 pm I like the To the Strongest ECW version (but in 6mm so no use for the heathens here). Twilight of the Sun King were a good quick set of rules for WSS.

I can't see an Ayton game being run on a gridded table so TtS probably wouldn't be something if we did ECW at Ayton.

I looked at reviews of 'Twiglet' when I was tring to find a set for my 6mm. I liked the concept but didn't pull the trigger as some things confused me...like does a missile armed unit affect all units within range?

Just ordered the expansion set for Command & Colors Tricorne. I’m very much liking this game