F-I-R-S-T!!! Only Joking @LloydJohnston, H-A-P-P-Y S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y everyone!!

It’s the Weekender!

Hope everyone has a great Hobby Weekend and gets a lot of hobby time in in the next 48 hours!

Happy Weekend!!!

Campaigns are the obvious choice for managing those things. Sharp Practice Campaigns have very good and simple supply mechanic that also includes transporting wounded men, dealing with a baggage train, the penalties for ditching that baggage train ect. @avernos is onto something here. Our battles take place on such a small scale that we can’t really bother to do things like food or supplies. Ah yes the King a movie that focused on the History so much but forgot to actually get a lot of it right. If you want to do Supplies you need to do Campaigns or linked… Read more »

Race to Moscow looks very interesting

The simplest way we found for trying to simulate the operational side of things in a tactical battle is to have supply form part of the units rating. So at a basic level a badly supplied veteran unit might only count as regular when it comes to morale. You can make this as complicated as you like by adding other factors as you see fit like Gerry mentioned by limiting ammo supply etc

It’s the Weekend!
Although I may not get much hobby time as a work project is over-running and I need to catch up. (I blame a certain stupid puzzle for chewing up time yesterday!)
Always time for this though…

person swallowed by a whale and lived
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bartley

Ben, wouldn’t the Nords make a Logen Ninefingers Band?

Great Show. Happy Weekend for everyone.

the rage, the disappointment, the confusion

new sisters of battle sold out after breaking all the websites

Race to Moscow looks like a really interesting game.

My genestealer cultists want an official new throne mini!

We’ve quite often small logistical elements in our Bolt Action games. The Battle of the Bulge campaign book has a ‘fuel shortages‘ rule, you roll a number of dice before the game and get to distribute the result number of fuel for your vehicles, which will then be the maximum number of time the vehicle can move. There’s the book keeping aspect, but for few vehicles is not a big deal. And recently for an umpired tank war game, we had a custom rule for supplying anti-tank sections with more ammo. Every turn you got to make with trucks to… Read more »

Operational rules: How about a universal rule set that sets 3 operational parameters. A player can sacrifice 10% of their points total before the start of the game to prevent a rule affecting them in the game. 1) Ammunitiom: Any unit with ranged attacks must roll the turn number or less at the start of its activation or its ammo is exhausted for the rest of the game. 2) Reconnaissance: At the start 0f the turn the player must roll the turn number or less. If this roll is failed any objective points scored will be halved from this turn… Read more »

Race to Moscow looks sweet hope theirs a demo coming soon.North Africa would be really suit this style of game. if its not to expensive will be very tempted.

Happy saturday guys!

Just got my Marvel Crisis Protocol in! Going to “Assemble” this today 🙂 Too bad i can’t prime indoors (because of the smell and already have snow outside!), i would like to contrast paint the Hulk first.

See you guys on XLBS

Yay Saturday
The heresy gargoyley demons look fantastic.

The race to Moscow game could be fun haveing to juggle resources to win.

Jotnar Brian blessed brother?

As you were talking about at first. Once upon a time, we tried the (what happens before a battle, affects) which we used first a 6 sided dice for every 10 men in a unit, but went down to a 4 sided dice. You both have your force already listed up and placed on the battleground then you would roll. So say you have 40 men in a unit, then you would roll 4d4 taken off that many figures. This works well for Ancient Napoleonic American Civil War times. But not Syfy. And as the Dodo we stopped using this… Read more »