December 16th
That's right a week earlier than usual, as many members would be out of town by the 23rd, all the other details are the same as always i.e. Community Room, Police HQ 10AM start time.
WW1 Aerial Combat using "Wings of Glory" run by Jim.
A Miniature wargaming group located in London Ontario Canada. Chronicling the past and upcoming actions of the Association. Hopefully it will become a place for gamers in the London area to find more opponents
Saturday, 8 December 2012
November Session report
November 2012, Session Report
Jim was going to run A WW1 aerial Aircraft game, but as Michael was free he offered to run a Seven Years War game, using Black Powder Battles and its 7YW expansion.
The rules were easy to pick up, but (as with all new rules) there were gripes.
The biggest was cavalry are quite resistant to damage, attackers hit on a 5 or 6, regardless of range, and then the cavalry get a save of 3+, so you hit 1/3 of the time and then they save away 2/3rds of them time.
We were told before the game started, that cavalry charging the front of an infantry unit would get massacred, but we quickly figured out that the cavalry is virtually unstoppable, and many charges by cavalry ensued.
Jim was going to run A WW1 aerial Aircraft game, but as Michael was free he offered to run a Seven Years War game, using Black Powder Battles and its 7YW expansion.
The rules were easy to pick up, but (as with all new rules) there were gripes.
The biggest was cavalry are quite resistant to damage, attackers hit on a 5 or 6, regardless of range, and then the cavalry get a save of 3+, so you hit 1/3 of the time and then they save away 2/3rds of them time.
We were told before the game started, that cavalry charging the front of an infantry unit would get massacred, but we quickly figured out that the cavalry is virtually unstoppable, and many charges by cavalry ensued.
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