http://nosherswargames.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/braddock-down-1643.html
Batrep from my recent 6mm game of Baroque
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Thanks, interesting game and conclusions. I like the single big bases.
Impuresive looking game.
Great stuff, Nosher !
Cheers - Phil
Cracking looking game and Hurrah! for Parliament :)
Nice one Nosher!
To quote Darth Vader, that should read "Impressive."
Nosher - as always enjoyed the BatRep - good pics and narrative.
Pretty cool reversal fortune also. You bring up the often difficult proposition of how to rate terrain features for historic battles. Took a quick look at a topo map for the area of the battle and certainly seems to support that the slope is more then gentle. I wonder, give the historic performance of Ruthvin's foot, if maybe their ratings should be reversed: one trained and three raw?
Thanks for providing your OoB by the way - really useful in figuring out how to use Baroque rules with historic battles.
An interesting game & report :)