Hi, I just wanted to let everyone know that our latest packs are in the catalogue and available for shipping. We have revamped the Fighting Samurai pack so...
Hi all, I am selling some old fun stuff to make way for some new fun stuff. I have a complete 18th C. Brit LPE army that is very pretty, 165 1/72 WWII painted...
I have just received DOK2 and in browsing through the heraldry/painting section I see on bottom of page 45 it mentions an included sheet of examples. I don't...
... I didn't get one either. It may be that a heraldry sheet was intended at one point but it was dropped. But, yes, the best way is to look at the Web and...
Chipco games don't mandate any number of figures. The answer is usually "as many as you find pleasing". For a 60mm square base, you should easily be able to...
If its AOG, though, the eight figs would usually represent elite pike. Eight figs in LPE indicates elite status as well. You can indicate this status other...
In a message dated 8/6/2007 1:52:34 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, le_coq_fou@... writes: Has anyone tried DoK for the Italian Wars of the early to mid...
In a message dated 8/6/2007 1:52:34 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, le_coq_fou@... writes: Has anyone tried DoK for the Italian Wars of the early to mid...
Ken Blackley
ken.blackley@...
Aug 7, 2007 3:50 pm
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An alternative would be to play Italian Wars with "Age of Gunpowder" which is more grounded in the pike and shot period. I personally prefer the leadership...
In episode 13, there was a discussion about "desert island rules", that is, rules which you would take if you were going to be stranded on a desert island....
Hi Kent, It is really difficult for me to play these things - I finally got this one by accident, I think. What's the easiest way to play them? Thanks, Chip ...
Get a copy of iTunes from Apple (free download), then subscribe to the podcasts you want (there's usually a "Subscribe with iTunes" link on the site) or just...
... Hi, Chip, by "getting it" do you mean you downloaded it to your computer? If so, most free Media Players (Windows Media Player, WinAmp [my preference] and...
... I would agree, at least regarding "Fantasy Rules!". Its still my most played mini's rules ever, and with talk of a new FR! campaign starting up with the...
G'day, Tis a wonderful late spring day down here and hence a mans thoughts do turn to things of beauty. Hence, any news on how the new FR Lite is going? ...
How much would changing the basing (e.g. 40mm x 20mm) of Le Peteit Empereur actually change the impact of the rules? I was thinking of basing my Napoleonic...
In a message dated 9/19/2007 7:45:00 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, le_coq_fou@... writes: How much would changing the basing (e.g. 40mm x 20mm) of Le...
chipco2@...
Sep 20, 2007 2:52 am
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I've played FR! in the past using 40x20mm bases and its worked fine. There are some minor complications: - changing facing when units are one behind the other....
Not a whole lot. We did the square bases to make the game more fun and avoid all the fiddlely stuff in DBX. So you can just call them square, or figure out...
Ken Blackley
ken.blackley@...
Sep 20, 2007 2:26 pm
8238
Hi all, new to FR and had a few questions on bowfire (I have looked in the book I promise...) 1) How far do regular vanilla bows shoot? I am guessing 5" based...
... Yes, 5" as already mentioned. X-bows are 5" but count as 2 units when firing. Longbows count as 2 units firing up to 5" and as 1 unit when firing from...
We need help. Changes for dok FOR Italian Wars. Capitanias, Coronelas and Tercios? Capitanias. Of all 500 soldiers of the `capitanía', 200 were armed with...
ok, thanq you. New unit. Capitania cf 3 rr7+ , bowfire (arcabuces), +1 vs pikes (rodeleros), +2 vs cavalry (pikes), 50ecus. 10 points more that before. ...
In a message dated 10/6/2007 4:54:15 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, elmitxel@... writes: New unit. Capitania cf 3 rr7+ , bowfire (arcabuces), +1 vs pikes...
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