Here is a draft version of my English Civil War adaptation of Bob
Cordery's Portable Wargame . I am playing on a grid of 11x11 squares. I
welcome any comments and questions. I hope to post a battle report
using the rules this week.
Here is the link to the rules:
Portable Wargames ECW rules pdf at Google Drive
Thanks for posting .I will have a good read later today.
ReplyDeleteAlan
Please give them a "try-out" and let me know what you think.
DeleteI am going to try a re-fight of Brentford tonight, and will post a battle report.
-Steve
Steven,
ReplyDeleteThanks for producing this set of rules. I have read through them and it has made me realise how much more adaptable the basic BBPW rules are to other historical periods than I had originally thought.
A great piece of work! Well done!
All the best,
Bob
Thanks, Bob,
DeleteBBPW is the most easily adaptable set of rules I have encountered, including DBA. I have already played a ripping re-fight of the Battle of Hastings, using twelve units per side, and hope to try a Romans vs. Picts game in the coming week. Half the fun is producing a proper roster for both sides without a "'points list".
-Steve
Great rules.
DeleteIs there any interaction between pikes and shooters?
Support, from adjacent friends?
Sure,will try your rules, with or without hexes....
Lex