Getting back into Historical gaming and re-releases

[Comte Michel]

KGN at least limits somewhat the numbers of Tigers you can stick on the table. And a healthy dollop of bocage tends to level the playing field - figuratively speaking....

[janner]

Talk to the people that make it for five minutes, then you'll feel angry looking at it.

Agreed - and any set of WW2 rules that allows the opponent to regularly drive through a AT matrix without you being able to fire a shot isn't worth the paper it's written on. The only good thing about FoW is that it has aided to move of some young players into historical gaming - otherwise it is pants.

KGN, however, is one of the best sets of WW2 rules I've come across in while

[Vogless]

KGN, is quite good, especially for larger games.

Some of the best arty/air support rules I've seen.

Easy to teach/play.


Really hoping the forthcoming Bolt Action rules are somewhat similar, optimised for 28mm. The sheer cost and size of 28mm tends to limit you yo platoon level games in KGN.

[Comte Michel]

The sheer cost and size of 28mm tends to limit you to platoon level games in KGN.

Hence my choice of 15mm. The BA stuff does look lovely though. I may be tempted to some for a few vignettes.

[Vogless]

Oh,

But 28mm games Do look grand!