More images of this orbital warfare game which is simple enough to get the hang of easily, but mutli-layered enough to provide an excellent strategic brain-teaser of a wargame.
And another game:
More images of this orbital warfare game which is simple enough to get the hang of easily, but mutli-layered enough to provide an excellent strategic brain-teaser of a wargame.
And another game:
Back to the Sudan this evening with a British force being ambushed by some Dervishes. This scenario was from Osprey's 'Men Who Would Be Kings' rules. In both games the Britsh held out and annihalated the waves of Mahdist ambushers
Two WWII games this evening. One set in the Polish Campaign of 1939 using Rapid Fire! rules, the second a late war game using 'Arc of Fire'. The Arc of Fire rule set hasn't been seen at the club for quite a few years now, but the players seemed to have reminded themselves as to what a decent set of rules they really are.
"Fall Weiss" - Poland, 1939
The Czech built Panzer 35(t) makes an appearance on the battlefield.
A couple of games of Xenos Rampant - In the first, the Rebels and Troopers (aided by zombies!) gunned down the Khorne Berserkers before they could make contact. In the second, the fury and frenzy of the World Eater charges hit home, slaugtering the enemy with unrivalled butchery and barbarity.
"It matters not whence the blood did flow, only that it flowed".