Wulf Corbett said:And it's got the Graf Zeppelin Carrier...
Wulf
DM said:radar makes detection easier and eliminates or reduces effects of poor visibility.
The "no premeasuring" rule was a matter of some debate amongst the playtest team![]()
It does? :shock: :? :lol: :wink:rbax said:DM said:The "no premeasuring" rule was a matter of some debate amongst the playtest team![]()
It also improves long range fire by reducing range penalties.
You're late!Sigtrygg said:At last, its own forum![]()
I believe someone is working on both of those, or at least WW1.I'd like to see a modern update too, and also a historical version back to the age of the ironclads...
I would assume Maggie Thatcher got engaged, at one pointReaverman said:How many Iron Clad engagements were there?
Burger said:I would assume Maggie Thatcher got engaged, at one point![]()
That counts!mthomason said:Burger said:I would assume Maggie Thatcher got engaged, at one point![]()
Heh heh
Actually I always imagined she just declared to Dennis one day that their wedding had been booked, and gave him a list of the people he was going to invite![]()
Wasn't there a whole Russian-Japanese war of Ironclads?Reaverman said:How many Iron Clad engagements were there?
Lots of them between 1855 and 1905, I found a book by Richard Hill called "War at sea in the Ironclad Age" to be pretty comprehensive.Reaverman said:How many Iron Clad engagements were there?
Yep, 1904-1905, remember the battle of the Tsushima Straits...Wulf Corbett said:Wasn't there a whole Russian-Japanese war of Ironclads?Reaverman said:How many Iron Clad engagements were there?
Not my period of preference, I have to admit...
Wulf
I've got a hex-based boardgame of that... somewhere...Sigtrygg said:Yep, 1904-1905, remember the battle of the Tsushima Straits...