My New Early Medieval Wargame Rules
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- čas přidán 15. 11. 2022
- In this video I describe a new set of tabletop miniature wargame rules that I have written, covering the period up to 1200AD or so. Although I have called them "Manic Medieval Mayhem", these rules can also be used for fantasy and ancient wargames. Indeed, I have been using them in place of my previous rule set for some of the more recent Halfland battles.
The video provides enough information to play a game using the rules. If you are interested in the detail, and would like a written version of the rules, then drop an e-mail to the channel’s email address and I will send you a copy free of charge. Just remember that these are my rules, written for my use, using language that I understand, and manage your expectations accordingly.
If you have any questions regarding the rules then please do set them out in a comment below, and I will try to answer them. - Hry
The leader’s span of control reminds me a lot of the ICS (Incident Command System) we used at work, for disaster management situations
I love people who make their own tabletop systems! You are contributing to the hobby and spread creatove energy, and that is endlessly valuable, bro!
Thank you. It's just playing with toy soldiers really, but I do like it!
I would love to use these for the “Dark Ages” (and the Fall of Rome)!!!
The leader’s “span of control” reminds me a lot of the ICS (Incident Command System) we used at work, for disaster management situations
They work well for those periods. If you are interested please do drop me an e-mail, and I will send you the pdf.
@@jamesathertonyt Will do. We have been displaced due to Hurricane Beryl. I’ll send you an email closer to the weekend. Thanks!
It seems really cool, i've sent an email, great work!!
Thank you. It's always good to hear from people out there who enjoy this stuff. E-mail received and rules sent. I hope you have fun with them.
Keep up the good work. Exited to see what’s next. 👍🏻
Been waiting for this one 🔥
I took the rules out for a spin this evening. I made a few mistakes, but had a blast. Thanks for sharing them.
That's great to hear. Thanks for the feedback.
I am very interested! I've just sent you an email for a copy. I collect, paint and wargame whenever my dogs allow me to. I am getting older and increasingly absent minded too. Thanks!
Some interesting changes to your previous rules. I cannot wait to see some more of your battles using Manic Mediaeval Mayhem. I am interested in hearing about your age of sail rules.
Thanks. I am very keen to fight some more battles using the new rules. The delay is because I ordered some figures for the next Halfland battle 2 months ago, and still nothing has arrived. Frustrating!
@@jamesathertonyt I know those feelings. I live in Japan and it all takes an age to get here.
This seems like a good simple system. Great work.
Thank you
love this
They sound great, Email sent
Sounds interesting! Email sent. 👍✌
Great set of rules Email sent
Thank you. I received your e-mail, and you should have received my reply with the latest version of the rules attached. They are pretty much identical to the version described in the video, except that it is a harder for figures that are out of command range to withdraw: they need a roll of 3+ rather than it being automatic.
I noticed you had, I believe, halflings in one picture on round bases. Is there a reason you chose round bases for them? I know you said in another video that you preferred square/rectangular ones.
I have always used square or rectangular bases for my 20mm figures, and still do so. The figures on round bases are not 20mm halflings, but full sized 10mm figures.
Interestingly enough I started collecting 10mm figures when trying to find some figures that I could use for 20mm halflings. I bought a pack of 10mm figures to see if they would do. They wouldn't. At that point I should have just put the 10mm figures away, but instead I painted them up, and then I needed to buy some more 10mm figures to keep them company, and I ended up with quite a lot of them. I put them all on 15mm round bases simply because I had some left over from a WW2 project, and I thought they looked quite good.