Just saw this posted on The Miniatures Page. May be of interest to any and all?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQSOXaUMhKQ&t=28s
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Just saw this posted on The Miniatures Page. May be of interest to any and all?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQSOXaUMhKQ&t=28s
Always good to get another perspective on the game Jim.
You can always pick up some ideas to graft onto Sails even if you don't take up the game seriously.
Rob.
Now that was pretty cool. I love his blog.
His first video battle is up: English Civil War Naval Battle report: Rupert's Run 1650.Quote:
Originally Posted by Volunteer
I was just on his blog a few days ago, didn't see it
Uploaded two days ago?Quote:
Originally Posted by Volunteer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF0CpaYLj6A&t=397s
Very interesting action, and one which demonstrates once again the capability of our ships in enacting the big battles.
Rob.
Now that is the way to do an AAR! The beautifully painted ships, the playing surface, the backdrop scenery all contribute to the great presentation. The fire markers in the last quarter were especially good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightmoss
Here's the League of Augsburg playlist for their naval rules, Mad for War:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...viH94IQFddihw7
The Anglo-Dutch naval wargaming video provides a decent overview of the rules. I will shortly order a pdf copy of the rules to give them a try. I like the idea of characters which is useful for AAR.