Len's cap looks like Mr. Lent just gave him a noogie.

AH's Gunlinger was cool.

Where can i find a T-34/85 shirt? love it.

So what happened the rest of the game?

My favorites are Gettysburg, Zulu, and Red Cliff (Chinese ).

Love your new intro!

my fave pre 20th century war movies are as follows: The Last valley(1971) love this one very much watched it several times, best movie on the 30 years war. Waterloo 1970: Rod Steiger blows Phoenix in my opinion the best depiction of Nappy. Kingdom of Heaven Gladiator 2000 Four Feathers 1978 The Duellists The Good the Bad and the ugly its set during the US civil war and there are civil war battle scenes in the movie Major Dundee Last of the mohicans 1992 Flesh and Blood 1985

I have a weird thought, but can the solo combat actions from 5 Parsecs be used with the stats in the old 1st edition Rogue Trader 40k core rule book, using the Rogue Trader points tables as a way to balance skirmishes without the 5 Parsecs characters?

Noble Knightnis dropping an ad for this game on every device and every feed I open. Figured I would search it out. Im going to your channel to see if you played it.

If you like this game consider backing it on GMT's P500. It needs more orders to get reprinted!

Finally got this on the table... We had 4 new players try this and it was a chore. The rule book and the turn sequence are all straight-forward...but (imo) vastly over complicated for the end result. I would be willing to try again, but only with 4+ players.

Played the heck out of this in the 80s. I prefer the Battleline version data cards though. Recently got back into gaming and had to get this, Dauntless, and the expansion.

Lionheart is a gem of a game. The more we play it, the more we appreciate how clever it is.

I would love to see you guys do videos on your Favorite Space Games from the 70’s, or 80’s, or 90’s. Or maybe your Favorite Games That Will Never Be Reprinted. 😢 You’ve both just been exposed to so many micro games and obscure games that I’m sure there’s a hidden gem or two that we all need to know about, need to keep an eye out for, or need to petition a game company to pick it up and reprint it.

That was before PC games. A movement system on paper with out computers. I and my boys had alot of fun playing it.

Great overview of game rules/gameplay. Thanks!

Played that on many, many rainy summer days back in the 80’s. Just a great playable game.

Regards, in Pickett's Charge: A Game of the Battle of Gettysburg... What is the difference between "(1) Charge Phase" and "(5) Close combat phase"? Maybe the first is only with cavalry and the second with infantry. How is the artillery shot or bombardment calculated? Is it the same for any unit or does it depend on the factor of the unit that is shot? for example, the difference between infantry that has greater strength or cavalry that is smaller, thank you very much.

The thing I found a little less appealing about the game is that the “allied victory hexes” are labelled the same as “redoubt” hexes. I played against a friend, and once I made a breakthrough as the allies, he retreated to the allied victory hexes assuming it was a redoubt, and we had a less than pleasant discussion. It would have been better if it were labelled differently.

I have the board game however I need a sponsor.

Musket and Saber Quick Play Rules: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wDd7nsaLEYNM3xIA_CfZZGVwwjKfcBuX

I have the original, must be 40 years old now. I just broke it out with a friend and it was good fun.

I do hope this is still kicking about my parents house somewhere, loved it as teenager, never got far enough to use more advanced rules. Same for Red October.

Junius Road

Great video! That one that you weren´t sure is a major from the hungarian cavalry

Do you think you'll ever do a playthrough of this and post it? This is the only video I can find of this game, and it looks really interesting!

BLOCKS! Sounds like you keep saying BLACKS 😮

The Temple of the Frog is the first mini-setting and adventure ever published. The "town" map you mentioned is actually level 2 of the dungeon.

Strategy and tactics issue #349 Korea the mobile war got released

You have some good ideas about variant scenarios; you should give them a try. You could even add ZOC. I might also rule that the craters are high-walled, so they become LOS blockers.

Another space game I would recommend is Astra Titanus. It’s like Ogre in space. The designer said on BGG that there are plans to update it soon, so I’ll be watching for that one. It’s a great game.

Good job! Thanks

I played it twice years and years ago. Played survivors got destroyed by a vampire and zombies Then I played the demon lord and got freaking annihilated by a lucky card draw. Never played again.

I know this is 2 years late, but great review. Also, this guy must be from Chicago. That accent is amazing.

I think little wars would have been more well known in the past if there was a factory to help make the miniature for cheap, but most back then from what I can learn from is that most made it by hand

This was the first war game I ever owned. Never cared for it much, super simple for a war game, played a few times though. I see you've never play many AH games, the plastic things are to hold the boards together.

I enjoy this little game quite a lot, especially when I play it at a slow enough pace to visualize all the monsters and various actions. I like rolling two dice simultaneously for each encounter--a blue die for my hero's attack, and a red die for the monster's attack. Thanks for showing this little gem to the world.

I honestly think James Cameron was inspired by the 1981 comic book ad with the automatic machine gun...controlled remotely mowing down mutants (aliens).

Loved that game ~40 years ago. A bit like Kingmaker, but worked Might be playing it, for the first time in decades, in two days!

I already got dragon vs bear and I like the rules and the rules for WMDS and the rules for using AirBases to resupply air units and launching aircrafts and launching WMDS and moving AirBases

That was my grandfathers b17 FR

I can't imagine Dave not cleaning his plate. A convention like that should have that Star Trek ship miniatures game as well.

You guys are great.😊

I picked up two so the players wouldn't have to keep passing the lone template back and forth. Origins sometime in the 80s IIRC. Fun concept.

Its actually a very simple game to play, and plays a lot like Risk.

good micro review of one of my fave wargames

Nice cap, Len!

FIRST!

So, historic games ain't your bag.

THANKS for the video review - Chicago is a 10 hour drive ( K.C. Mo.) and I just can't make it any more ( TOO OLD) :-)