ECW - just for arguments sake you understand
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Me too possibly, thats why I said P&S rather than ECW
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The colour and variety of the Thirty Years War has much to commend itself to the group, lots of marauding mercenaries etc, ravening Croats, treacherous Turks, big hairy Polish men on horses with giant wings, sulky Spaniards, stealthy Swedes, Iniquitous Imperials, hapless Hapsburgs. Or it provides a plethora of possibilities for some Imagi-Nations naughtiness.Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 27, 2019 5:43 pmTo be honest, I was thinking more TYW than ECW, but I didn't want to confuse things. The flags were much prettier in the TYW.Tim Hall wrote: ↑Sun Jan 27, 2019 5:11 pm All this pike and Shotte talk made me spend an hour diving into my Wagner, European Weapons and Warfare 1618-1648, a most wonderful tome that was much thumbed in the days of my pike and shotting back in the 80's. Which makes me think, nobody has broached the Thirty Years War, a period of much fun frolic and marauding. Just thought I'd throw that into the mix.
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Again, I totally agree. You're such a clever fellow.
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isn't that just the Warhammer World moved on 100 years and ignoring AOS?
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Oh bugger, I'm sure I know but please remind me, whats AOS? All I can think of is Age of Sale.
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Age of Sigmar
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Is that the new game from DFS ?
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It’s almost like these GW guys got their inspiration from history.FreddBloggs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 27, 2019 7:25 pm isn't that just the Warhammer World moved on 100 years and ignoring AOS?
But yep it is very much like it which is why it fits into my fantasy/ancients and now - possibly- pike and shot grand plan
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I suspect I’m on a similar track Simon, but using the ‘Rampant’ model.
Pikeman’s Lament will work with quite large forces, I used a Tudor variant at Partizan with about 10 units a side with no problems and am sure I could double that.
TYW never really interested me, but early Dutch War - yes please
Pikeman’s Lament will work with quite large forces, I used a Tudor variant at Partizan with about 10 units a side with no problems and am sure I could double that.
TYW never really interested me, but early Dutch War - yes please
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My grand plan allows for interchangeability between Rampant, WAB, WFB, Frostgrave and RPGs so definitely on similar lines ,