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Napoleonics are one of the the most popular wargaming periods, and as a result there are a massive number orf rules on the period. And, sadly, I must admit to owning far too many of them and playing quite a fair number of them. As a result, I think I can safely say that having done so, I'm fairly experienced with Napoleonic rules. I will avow that GiF is one if the best rules I've ever played. Well organized, clearly written, very clean, intuitive set of rules. The more I play them, the more I enjoy them.
And they're pay what you want! Personally, I purchased my copy on Amazon, not only because I like a decent hardcopy, but also because the author deserves a bit of reward for his fantastic set of rules....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Despite the fact that Sundered Vault create really cute & family friendly games, i purchased this game to play "Xenos vs Marines" with the miniatures and props from** "Another Glorious "Xeno" Boardgame".** ("Xeno" fans knows what I,m talking about, i hope).
I must say that the game works absolutely ***like a charm*** using real miniatures instead of the (lovely) ones provided by the creators.
I know that doing this maybe goes absolutely against the creators mood for the game, or even their brand, because you change the cute pixel art for solid Xeno franchise look alike (Sorry!), but i really was looking for some rules to resurrect my Xeno minis etc, and wasn´t wrong at all.
I also tried the variant mentioned in the discussions thread in this same page, where the creator suggested some posibilities to play inside a complex, with corridors, rooms, egg traps, etc. For this, i used , again the tiles from "Another Glorious Xeno Boardga...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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