Magenta

[Le Manchou]

Hi, some weeks ago we played the battle of Magenta, Ronan wrote a Report, here is the link:

http://2d6.fr/?p=3389

[paulr]

A good report (thanks for the translation) of an interesting game 

The map terrain certainly gives the game a different feel. I assume someone has access to a very large printer 

What rules were used?

[Hertsblue]

Fascinating game, LM. And I actually didn't need the translation (most of the time!).

[Leman]

Superb game and layout. Excellent report. Will be trying Magenta and Solferino myself at some stage, using Bloody Big Battles. I notice that you used Bruce Weigle's 1859.

[Steve J]

Love the map look to the table. If I only had the time and space, I'd love to give this sort of game a go. I think I will be limited to parts of these battles, but at least I'll be playing them.

[Techno]

Excellent stuff !
Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Formidably formidable.
Very very cool )

[Ithoriel]

Tres, tres bon!

The game looks great and from the narrative sounds like it was a fun game to play.

Playing on a map is an interesting idea that seems to work well.

[petercooman]

That table looks fun!

Excellent!! 

[jchaos79]

Nice concept for a figures wargame, superb

[getagrip]

I love your table layout; quite inspirational

[bigjackmac]

LeManchou,

Wow, that was fantastic!  I love the look of the map as a playing surface, and what a massive game.  Very impressive, I hope you and Ronan (as well as the rest of the players) had a great time.

V/R,
Jack

[Shedman]

Excellent - one of my all time favourite battles

i'm trying to do it on a 6x4 table - I envy the size of your table

Alan

[Leman]

BBB does it on a 6'x4' table.

[getagrip]

How did Sebastien make that map?