I did make two chnages to the scenario for this game. First, players could not change sidesonce they declared loyalty. Second, because we had eight players, the mercenaries were assisgned to players and then aligned to one of the royal contestants rather than being up for grabs by all.
The rules were the usual home grown set and worked so well that we managed fit two games in during the day.
Below are a series of shots from the day.
Yorkist or Lancastrian victories? Who got the crown this time?
ReplyDeleteLancastrian in the morning, York in the afternoon. Lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteThese armies are absolutly splendid, great report!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. I only wish I had more to write, but with eight players I was kept to busy to record it all.
DeleteNice looking set up, the banners really add to the appeal of the era
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do. It is a wonderfully colourful period.
DeleteGreat looking game Mark.
ReplyDeleteEight players that's a handful how did your rules pan out?
Cheers
Stu
The rules worked really well, but no one commanded more than four units. There were many laughs and an equal number of cries of anguish!
DeleteAwesome sight Mark!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger. Two games played to completion in less than five hours, Got to be good, right?
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