Forward Command - Company Level WWII Rules (Playtesters Sought!)

[paulr]

I hope the op goes well and you have a speedy recovery, with plenty of time for gaming

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Speedy recovery

[bigjackmac]

Gareth,

Well, here's to hoping there no complications, and a speedy recover!

In any case, I can't wait to see you refurbished terrain boards, and of course, some batreps   I'm working my tail off to get caught up on other projects, but I'm getting closer to getting Forward Command on the table, Jack-style

Take care man!

V/R,
Jack

[ronan]

I agree with Jack !

[Gazza]

Thanks for your kind words chaps! The op seems to have gone well, although I can do without my testicles swelling up to twice their normal size and turning black! As such no gaming has been managed, although I have got some painting done. I think that most of this week shall consist of me sitting gingerly on the sofa, either reading or watching television. Watched 'Bridge of Spies' the other day, which I can highly recommend, and finished 'The Honourable Schoolboy' this morning, which is possibly one of le Carre's best books in terms of prose and contained a spectacularly tragic/futile ending. Yup, I'm in Cold War Warrior mode for some reason... Might swap the ibuprofen for vodka 

Regarding ForC, I have had an idea about who goes first each turn. As written the side with better quality ('Tier') HQs are generally going to generate* more CPs and thus go first most of the time, which is rather predictable. Just to shake things up a bit, how about the Player with an even amount of CPs goes first. If both players roll up an even no. of CPs, then it goes to amount. What do you think? Also, I promise to try and get the rules drafted into a more palatable state over the next week.

Again thanks for your concern!


*How's that for alliteration!

[Smoking gun]

Thanks for your kind words chaps! The op seems to have gone well, although I can do without my testicles swelling up to twice their normal size and turning black!


*How's that for alliteration!

Have you seen a doctor as this could be a sign of internal bleeding?

It's not unuaual and happened to me.

I hope you feel better soon.

Regards,

Martin

[Techno]

Hope you feel better soon, too, Gazza.

Think I pulled something 'down there' the other night when dragging a dead sheep across the field....and it had been partially eaten, overnight, so it wasn't as heavy as the last one.
At least the chap collecting the dead pony today will have a winch on his trailer. 

Cheers - Phil

[bigjackmac]

Are you okay buddy?

V/R,
Jack