Never Mind the Billhooks

[Raider4]

I remember there being a bit of a buzz around these rules when they came out what, 6 months ago?

Now that I'm currently circling back in their direction, any longer term thoughts? Anybody still playing them? Or tried them a couple of times and moved on (why?)?

Did WI ever release a PDF of the rules? My booklet is not lasting well - very thin shiny paper and staples are not a good mix.

[Leman]

Yes there is a pdf. I still have a few boxes of 28mm WOR so may yet use them. Can't remember where I got them though - direct from WI or Wargame Vault???

[Redstef]

There are some games on YouTube if you want to see how they play
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQM3ANKjYfs
is one

[Leman]

Thanks.

[Norm]

They are quite flexible, so you can run bigger games that their 100 point limit suggests and you can have more dynamic situations than just 3 formations facing each other in a straight push and shove - exampled by one of my recent playings'

LINK

http://battlefieldswarriors.blogspot.com/2020/11/1471-stand-firm-save-treasury.html