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Re: NELUG BrikWars questions...
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Wed, 12 Jul 2000 22:09:39 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Eric Joslin writes:

Hmmm.  Well, we've played smallish games so far.  My main forces have included
two squads of five men, and a couple of vehicles (with pilots, etc).  We tend
to each make smaller detachments and team up once we're all there (by • consensus
of what makes the most sense).

Yikes, and I was thinking a Hundered or Two! I'm thinking a game with 50
people total would end really quick. Maybe that's just my inexperience
talking. Here's what I'm bringing:

300+ Western Blue coat soldiers
100+ Indians ( They could fit into a castle war as light foot soldiers )
100 or so Ninjas ( black and Grey )
50+ Samurai ( red and Blue )
130+ Horses ( can be used as cavalry for any force )
26 Cannons ( Wheeled, look  )
70-100 Castle Warriors- All types

Of course They can't all be used in one game ( That would be one heck of a
game!!! ), but maybe it'll allow for more variety and larger gaming. They only
drawback is that I can't bring too many terrain building material. I'm going
to pack two copies of Fort Legorado ( I figure I can whip a few buildings out
of them ), but that's all I have room for. I have a few weapon ideas as well (
I.e. sniper rifles, solid and canister shot for cannons, etc. ) but we'll see
about those things when we get a game going.

I certainly would be.  I'm interested in playing at all different Tech
Levels... part of what appeals to me about BrikWars is that it is so • adaptable.
And after watching _The Patriot_, I immediately thought about lots of men with
muskets and cannon. :D

eric

We can do this! I have 20 or 30 "Patriot" ( Tricorner Hat wearing peasants,
sailors, suits and such ) Soldiers. Add a few cannons, a Imperial Soldier
brigade for the British side, and walah!! An instant War setting. Make a few
houses and a bridge and things would be set. Low stone walls to outline the
walls, an orchard or two. Maybe I should bring some green baseplates and trees
with me. Might do that. Anyway, sounds good. Anybody have a time after August
when we could put one together?

-Joe
US Marines- The World is My Playground



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  Re: NELUG BrikWars questions...
 
(...) Well, it ends quickly in terms of rounds, but even three rounds (for each player, I mean) can take up to 8 or 9 hours. (...) Wow! One thing I would definitely suggest is bringing some material for vehicles and scenery. The higher tech-level (...) (25 years ago, 13-Jul-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
  Re: NELUG BrikWars questions...
 
(...) Double Yikes! We've typically set up our games so that each player fields abut 300-400 or so *points* worth of troops, equipment, etc. - which means one of us could use 60 or 80 troops, if we were willing to forego weapons, vehicles, and the (...) (25 years ago, 13-Jul-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)

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(...) Hmmm. Well, we've played smallish games so far. My main forces have included two squads of five men, and a couple of vehicles (with pilots, etc). We tend to each make smaller detachments and team up once we're all there (by consensus of what (...) (25 years ago, 12-Jul-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)

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