Battle of Dorking

[Luddite]

This is an old one that i've posted to my blog ahead of a following battle this thursday.

http://luddite1811.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/the-battle-of-dorking-1871.html

[Techno]

Enormously enjoyable Luddite.
Cheers - Phil.

[petercooman]

Great!!!

[Edmund2011]

Great report!! Thanks for sharin'

[Luddite]

And this evening, the next battle in this series, 'After Dorking: the battle of Cherkley Wood'

http://luddite1811.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/after-dorking-1871-battle-for-cherkley.html

[Techno]

Great fun again !!
Cheers - Phil.

[Steve J]

Oh I really liked reading this AAR . Another 'period' added to my gaming list .

[Luddite]

Cheers chaps.

Hopefully the next engagement will be slightly less one-sided, as the British regular reserves finally get themselves mobilised.

[Steve J]

Looking forward to the next AAR already .

[Luddite]

I've amended the AAR with a couple of maps concerning the situation.  Who doesn't like maps eh?!   

[GordonY]

Hordes is a good choice of ruleset, I've even seen it used for 40k epic. Looking forward to the next AAR already.

[Steve J]

Never played Hordes so might check it out.

[Steve J]

Forgot to add that the maps are very useful to gain an overview of this campaign. Let's hope the Brits can find some fighting spirit and stop the damned Hun!

[GordonY]

Steve just remember its Hordes of the Things, not Hordes, two totally different animals, or rulesets if you prefer.

[Steve J]

Thanks for the 'heads up' Gordon .