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This Chain of Command game saw the Russians trying to dislodge a Panzer Grenadier platoon from a Russian village in the winter of 1942. Table setup NETable setup SETable setup SWTable setup NW The forces assembled for this game saw the Russians with two small Platoons and a T34 and the Germans with a Panzer … Continue reading The Winter of ’42
Phil and I enjoyed another game of Chain of Command last week as US Airborne were pitted against Elite Panzer Grenadiers. With 'The Patrol' being the chosen scenario there wasn't going to be a great deal of support points kicking around. With the difference in Force ratings and the single die rolls for support options … Continue reading Chain of Command Game 18th Sept ’19
Another change from our usual forays in Chain of Command, this time with Saga, Age of Magic. This was my second game with these rules and a first for Phil! Dwarves versus Beastmen. Very much a learning game but both of us enjoyed it.
This week's game saw a rather weak force of Germans attempting to take on a superior Russian one. The dice gods were against them from the start with a rather disappointing score of 3 for Force Support. This was compounded by the fact that the each of the Russians platoons had a 7 point advantage … Continue reading Games Night 26th July ’19
After finally getting these done a few of days ago I thought I'd get some photos of these guys done. Figures by Warlord Games. US Airborne Bazooka TeamM3 AT GunMMG TeamLMG Team60mm Light Mortar TeamMedicUS Airborne Squad minus the LMG team
I've now added the most recent version of the house rules for playing Big CoC on the 16' x 4' table. you can find the files here.
Finally got around to finishing off my 28mm US Airborne today. Originally bought for Bolt Action about 18 months ago but now intended to use with Chain of Command. 28mm US Airborne Complete
On a spur of the moment the wife and I decided to pay a visit to Attack! in Devizes at the weekend and came back with a small horde of goodies, mostly scenery. All in all well worth the travelling time (four hours in total). Goodies brought back from Attack! A few more hedges to … Continue reading Treasure Horde From Attack! ’19
As you may have read from the previous post I had set up the long table for a big game of Chain of Command or BCoC and this week we had five players including myself. The game was fought between a British and Belgium force versus the Germans. Initially we was going to field three … Continue reading Wednesday Nights Game
Table all set up for tomorrow night's game of Chain of Command.
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