February 28 game
I hosted a game on February 28th. It was our second real go at the rules and this time we had six players. Two of us had them and had played before, the other four were newbies. We were able to get through about seven turns in four hours, and there was a lot of action. Here is a picture from the latter part of the game, when the British tried to launch a combined arms attack on the French center.
One of the quirkier moments of the game was when skirmish fire from the 95th Rifles resulted in a double six, which required a test on the French brigadier. Our youngest player, my 14 year old step-son, rolled snake eyes, and off ran the paniced general, much to the chagrin of his two teammates!
For a full account of the game go to http://winserswargames.blogspot.com/>
I hosted a game on February 28th. It was our second real go at the rules and this time we had six players. Two of us had them and had played before, the other four were newbies. We were able to get through about seven turns in four hours, and there was a lot of action. Here is a picture from the latter part of the game, when the British tried to launch a combined arms attack on the French center.
One of the quirkier moments of the game was when skirmish fire from the 95th Rifles resulted in a double six, which required a test on the French brigadier. Our youngest player, my 14 year old step-son, rolled snake eyes, and off ran the paniced general, much to the chagrin of his two teammates!
For a full account of the game go to http://winserswargames.blogspot.com/>