Monmouth Rebellion

[Big Insect]

Oh the post game recrimination phase is a long-standing club tradition and one we are proud of.
It usually (in pre Covid times) involves beer and some poor soul getting volunteered to start writing amendments or to go away and seek clarification from the rules author or some other august wargaming guru or a forum. It is usually sign that there is an interest in continuing to play with that set of rules.
Some set of rules are played once & never see the light of day again (like Field of Glory Napoleonic - for example).

It is in no way taken personally - in fact it is such a ritual for large club multi-player games, that if it doesn't occur we all think something is very wrong 
It's like that famous Monty Python sketch ... " I'm sorry, is this a five minute argument or the the full half hour?"

[Ithoriel]

A friend of mine, now alas the wrong side of The Pond, plays MeG with a few friends .... they refer to it as Postmortem et Gloriam as they reckon they spend longer dissecting each game than actually playing it.

[pierre the shy]

Or perhaps I should be even more appreciative of both my immediate and wider gaming group

Where would we be with out my and Roy's locally legendary crappy dice throwing reputation? 

Ancient Rules wise NZ has always been very WRG orientated... I've played 6th,7th edition. DBM and DBMM over the years,.......no wonder I'm confused  Having found (and really enjoyed )FK&P l would love to try To the Strongest...

[mmcv]

Where would we be with out my and Roy's locally legendary crappy dice throwing reputation? 

Ancient Rules wise NZ has always been very WRG orientated... I've played 6th,7th edition. DBM and DBMM over the years,.......no wonder I'm confused  Having found (and really enjoyed )FK&P l would love to try To the Strongest...

Definitely give TtS a go, it'll be quite familiar to you after your experience with FK&P and your DBx armies should translate across pretty well.