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Where can I purchase these rules? I would be interested in WWII and Napoleonic Naval for starters. Ken

Ken The rules are not yet available on general release, although the WWII rules will be mentioned in a Wargames Illustrated article in months to come. I must say that they are probably not

AT Gun Crew Casualties Presumably casualties decrease the gunners ability. I think this is a good change. Braking Distance Probably a good idea on the basis that we are using one to one in these

Gun Casualties: With Harpers' amendment ("decrease in ability") this would work. I think that the decrease in ability rule would represent, as you say, the stress of comrades killed and wounded and

Hmmmm, yes. I am quite unsure how, entirely sober, I wrote "increase" insteas of "decrease". Clearly this is what I meant. As to Sid's comments, the reduction in initiative dice would reflect

Regards "Le Lard Sacre" In view of the length of a bound, would it be appropriate rather than stopping a shite commander acting at all if the magic card comes up, how about letting him roll a dice

Richard Thanks for the WWII rules, they look unusual and interesting. Where did you get the ideas from? Also can you get your fat friend to let me have the Naval rules? Many thanks Ken

<richardclarkerli@y...>" <richardclarkerli@y...> wrote: than I certainly think we can refine this. What you have there could be used for a Pants commander- perhaps even let him allocate PIPs, then

Tis I, I have awoken from sleep after a particularly enjoyable bun fest, and having waded through my inbox deleting all the trash you lot send me. Best way to send the Kiss Me Hardy rules is in Hard

Gents I am inclined to "Lardify" TOW, and shall have my first faltering pitch at it tomorrow. Any thoughts on card driven systems for the political arena? I feel that the Gunfight rules probably

How about: Nah Zdahrovyeh (my best translation) with a pic of a vodka

Actually no bloody prizes, but muchos muchos kudos to the person who thinks of the best name for the "Time Out" or "Tea Break" Card for the Russian Civil War rules. Lard Master

How about "Samovar!" or "Time for Political Instruction"

Nod, So far the best! Send the Vodka now and you could win! ---------- the distribution, or criminal to the

So for some reason I started thinking about Wars of the Roses or the 100 years war, and how brilliant looking the figures are. Just a shame there are no good rules that make it an enjoyable and

How about "Yorkshire Git" so Sid can play. I'm up for that. Indeed we could certainly do it as a club project, each of us paint a 40 figure retinue (so Mr T would have his ready in time for 2015)

"De Bellies Lardicus" perhaps or toofatlardies own WRG (We're Really Gross). I prefer the former. I have little experience of Wars of the Roses but did once nearly come to blows with the wife over

Sounds good to me - Figure wise I reckon Front Rank are best but this firm http://www.empireminiatures.com do a few very nice looking W o R figures. I am trying to find out if thet are still going as

Sounds excellent. Count me in. The personality unit approach is a great idea. The retinue idea would not always need to be way out/ humorous either - there's plenty of room for some sensible

I have used your wwii rules several times with the school wargame club. I and the boys have a problem with them as it is difficult to co-ordinate troops on the table top. Some units stop for no