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And that Dobbs answers the question of what to do with my George III penny.:thanks:
Thanks for another good idea.
Rob.

:salute:Quite true Dave,:shock: but I prefer a more aesthetic approach to the game.:cheezy::takecover:

Basically, I have a die that I was not using and will use any excuse I can to darned well get...

Good morning Dobbs.




If I am playing alone I simply move the indicator approx to the new heading, but if playing with friends, we just use the first two points as an indicator to the ships...

Here is an example of my method

Set the wind direction for the start of the game.
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At the end of the turn cast the die.
The wind direction alters two points toward the direction...

It is an interesting way to deal with the wind and probably more realistic than having it swing violently back and forth. I can't quite get my head round the nuances of it until playing it with...

Thanks Dobbs.
It is never too late to learn.
Rob.

Please excuse my ignorance Dobbs but what exactly is a trouble board?
Rob.

Thanks Chris.
I will settle with you later.
Rob.

That is a good idea Chris.
I could use one of those for the random dice we use with the solo rules too.
Rob.

Sounds a good answer to the problem Dobbs.
I have a plastic box with compartments for all the damage chits too.
Rob.

I would love to see your mechanism for this when you return Dobbs.
The main reason for my use of the dice is really to save space as my playing area has no real extra room for all the ancillary bits...

This one also has ne sw etc so is a bit more variable. If you just want the Cardinal points Games Workshop used to sell them.
Rob.

I have a die that I picked up from a show some years ago with all the compass points upon it. Whatever comes up, I simply move the counter two points in the direction indicated. When and if it...