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Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part One!

Historicon 2019 Live Blog - Part One!

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Le Petite Armee - Tutorials

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Some games are built from the ground up to be for the kitchen table, but if your at Historicon this is your training ground before the game gets taken to epic proportions.

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torros
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I love the sound of all that

limburger
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leap-sig … @sundancer is having seizures just hearing you butcher that city 😉

It should be more like ‘lie psig’

torros
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Ive always pronounced it Lipe-zig though I admit Im probably very wrong

jemmy
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I can confirm that you´re right. To get the z right you could pronounce it something like “tsig”. Verdorrinoeins.

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Waterloo gets a lot of attention because Napoleon escaped exile from Elba, returns to France and raises an army in no time – it really is a script to a Hollywood movie! It was also the first time Wellington and Napoleon meet on the battlefield – this was the original Rumble in the Jungle – heavyweight champ against former champ! Plus the Austrian and Russian propaganda machines never kicked in as well as the British one did – hell, they even got a Swedish band to sing about it over a 150 years later! Looking forward to seeing this tomorrow,… Read more »

zorg
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ill be back.

daegren
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Yeah, you need to go back and check out that table.

gladesrunner
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Name write or wrong, I like when the “little guys” get a chance to be represented at these things.

elessar2590
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English side ruined must use French Rulebook. “le Armee”? what the hell is that? Waterloo gets more attention because it ruined Napoleon’s image. When he left in 1814 he was seen as this noble man who was beaten by the entirety of Europe and if he could take them on one by one then France never would have lost. When he lost at Waterloo that was the final nail in the coffin and most of the French People saw that he wasn’t an invincible genius. It was also the first time the two big names went head to head. Wellington… Read more »

tmon
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Game in the box sounds good to me.

skodamarine
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2000 figures! Some dedication and love has really gone into this one!

damon
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The idea of a rules primer game as part of the build up for the full game is really smart, gives the players time to assimilate the rules so they can really get into the main game without being distracted by too many rules questions.

jemmy
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Those minis are so small, yet you can easily recognize, what they depict. Congratulations to the painter.

templar007
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I have to say that when @warzan, (a while back), was waxing on about ‘Napoleon Wargaming’ I did find myself saying, “You know Dennis, (I speak to myself often as I don’t have a lot of friends close by for quick chats), you should do some Napoleon gaming before all is said and done”. But then I checked into the amount of figures, (to do the grand scale battles), and the costs and decided that I should put that off for a good while. But now this ‘game in a box’ has my attention. ‘Le Petite Armee’ is really not… Read more »

templar007
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And thanks for covering it Jim @oriskany. ??

longshotte
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Looking forward to seeing that table.

nosbigdamus
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10mm small BUT hard to pain and he’s painted how many lol

somegeezer
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2000 figures on the table “next to nothing” – you small scales guys are nuts! 😀

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