Such a promising, and gorgeous trailer...Can't wait!

Hey thank you!! Always looking for inspiration for my mini Middle-Earth dioramas and this was a great showcase for different minis. Awesome❤️✨️🙏

Looking forward to this. Very well done intro.

That was very well done. I'm looking forward to seeing more 👏

Great cinematic trailer and inspiring as always - to war!

Can't wait!

Great video my friend, very interesting. Maybe fight a section of the battle using Midgard some day 😊

Great trailer, well done.

Very cool!

Looks immense

Looking great !😊

This is gonna be exciting

Now THIS is something that makes my medieval heart jump in joy

Really great production! Looking forward to the campaign.

Awesome; I love the Hundred Years’ War. I cannot wait to see more from you on this!

Where did you get that castle? You have a great voice for these, by the way.

Love the comparison. Ta!

A very good lesson about the Battle of Lincoln.

Just played my second game of Midgard. Great set of rules and easy to follow.

It’s so funny 🤣 it sounds like a French civil war. All the English nobles talking of defending their land have French names 😂

I remember borrowing the Donald Featherstone book from the Halifax library many times!

Always a delight. I went out with a Greek woman who died far too young. She treated me with barely concealed toleration which I have always found is the mark of a decent woman and a long relationship. For God's sake man we play with toy soldiers, we need tollerant women. Otherwise we are pretty much screwed.

Oh Impetus! Great historical rules system. There is a related-rules for XV-XVII century: Baroque. Same author and same concept. Impetus 2 and Basic Impetus work very well for historical engagement and are visually very appealing.

I’m taking the plunge into HYW and of course your old videos are an inspiration! I’ve ordered a few Perry boxes but I’m curious, where did you get your flags from and how do you distribute them amongst units? There doesn’t seem to be a strict order. Appreciate you!

What a great video!

Great job, another cracking video mate

You’ve really done a great job here - this is one of those battles I’ve enjoyed reading about many times but found it hard to visualize. You really capture the chaos of what it must have been like!

I’ve only recently found your channel and I’m so happy that I did! You do such a great job explaining what’s going on in your videos. I too am a lone wolf war gamer and the card system is something that I need to look into. I’ve also just started venturing out into the medieval period, working on some Perry miniatures while binge watching your videos. Your miniatures are so well painted, especially the heraldry! You’ve earned a new subscriber.

Recently got these rules myself and two Perry's boxes , the war of the roses infantry and the European mercenarys box...so yup I'm in and ill probably play billhooks once ive painted them all up too .

Amazing intro! Well Done, was hooked by that!

Incredible video.

Another Lincoln born here. Great video (although some of the images made me laugh, very atmospheric though! 😁 ) I'm currently researching the First Battle of Lincoln for a Midgard campaign, but your videos are now getting me interested in the Barons' War again!

Amazing work! well done!

Hmm swastikas on the shield at 3:03 guess it truly was a universal symbol with good meaning rather then what America portrayed it to and had the natives Indians sign an agreement not to use the symbol no more and was officially banned in 1939 if I'm not mistaken I would like to look into it more on this universal symbol of our past history even in ancient times

Lincoln native here, cracking video! The Castle and Cathedral area are fantastic to walk around, even more so when you know the history behind it all.

Excellent video , very informative about a period of English history which is often overlooked by many .. Great detail .. Thank You !

Excellent video; thank you for putting this together!

Great setup and miniatures, really enjoyed it

Очень интересное и познавательное видео! А в Войне баронов вы будете использовать "искуственный интелект" в стратегической части(действия на карт кампании)?

If you ever do a full lenght batRep i'm here to watch it from start to finish ;) I love Medieval Stuff and this Game really caught my Interesst.

Thank you for sharing this. This is exactly what I was looking for as I have a lot of reconquer design minis and I’ve been looking for comparisons.

I think you misinterpret how Tough Fighters and Marksmen work, they essentially give you an extra die as you get to Re-roll a SINGLE failed attack which is a failed dice roll. You don't re-roll ALL the dice in the attack pool. I really don't think Longbowmen should get 4 dice that is WAY too powerful even three regular dice are quite powerful most of the time. Without Marksmen an archer unit will do 2-3 would on any shielded infantry on the approach and at least one break test result... that is not unrealistic and quite strong, throw in Marksmen and they become almost 30% more effective that is pure math. Throwing a bunch of dice proves very little as that is just random results while math does show real effect.. ;)

i think solo-wargaming is sorta underlooked, so im happy you made this video!

You made very good points there! Solo gaming can be very enjoyable and it can have more room for creativity than a regular game with an opponent. The worst thing for me about solo gaming is that I am the one who has to remember all the rules and with my memory... the games become approximations of the thing I am trying to play.

Your channel is an inspiration to anyone who wants to try solo gaming ... I have regular opponents but always feel that the narrative you can build when playing a solo game is better in many ways , also I nearly always paint up armies for both sides so it's a shame not to use all my figures ! 😊 Over the last year I have played more and more solo games and really enjoyed them , and as You rightly say card driven games are excellent for this and again provide that important narrative .. You can do different types of scenarios and add house rules which sometimes an opponent will not be happy about playing I would say to anyone try solo gaming there is a lot of fun to be had 😊 Cheers Nick ...

Really enjoyed this, happy new year

Great video, as always! Nice to see someone actually giving practical advice on how to make solo games more interesting. Usually it's just "Play both sides" and "Make some stories on the table" or something like that. Also, William Silvester's book is amazing, it has really affected my solo wargaming experience. One of the mechanics in his book that I use in is giving leaders competency ratings. 1 being basically a fool, and 6 being a great tactician. I've added some similar traits, like bravery and greed. During a battle I assign leaders to some units, and their actions are determined by rolling a dice and comparing it to the leaders traits. For example a brave leader will charge his troops into more veteran enemy more easily, and a cowardly one might even flee when give an charge order. A competent leader can make some actions for free if he rolls well, and greedy officer will usually rush to enemy's baggage train if there is no enemies standing between them, leaving the rest in trouble.