All my cards in a set are marked with a different coloured dot as are the ship bases and ship cards to ensure they all go back in the right boxes when
Bligh Today, 01:24I used a mixture of rules and some house rules (on collisions, etc). I did not use the advanced rules on crew actions, that is just too much for a convention
DeRuyter Yesterday, 08:02Most peculiar, Rob. I still see it here. Can you see the new submarine picture in frame #11? Anyone else not seeing the chart?
Dobbs Yesterday, 04:33
Here's a screenshot using an app on my phone of the modern chart on New York harbor. Land is yellow. Water is white (shallow water is
The Turtle and submerged Turtle got an upgrade. They were originally printed paper on adhesive foam. They just didn't have the feel of
This morning we are joined by a new sailor from Switzerland. He is Skabut from Berne.
Rob.
My pleasure Ben.
If anything else springs to mind I will let you know.
Rob.
Lovely to hear that they are prioritising this!
James Wilmore 07-25-2024, 01:50Thank you for posting the cards! I can see how that would be very helpful while explaining the rules to a large table full of newbies. Much appreciated.
Daeruin 07-25-2024, 00:51In the convention games we run we use mainly basic rules, with the odd one or two from the other levels just to add a bit of extra flavour of the period.
Bligh 07-24-2024, 01:13DeRuyter, for those convention games, were you using the advanced rules? Is the Battle of Lissa available as a scenario somewhere, or was it a custom
Daeruin 07-23-2024, 20:44Thanks for the input, I appreciate it! I was thinking of running the 2014 contest winner scenario, A Safe Harbor (Battle of Algeciras). It seems like
Daeruin 07-23-2024, 20:38That's a really good thought, Eric. It hadn't occurred to me, but now that you mention it, it's a great idea to be able to trade time for more Exertion.
Dobbs 07-23-2024, 14:57
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I can also now see them both Dobbs. Thanks.
Bligh Today, 01:27Rob.