It has been a while between Lost Battle(s), but SP is coming over tomorrow so I've set up Tunis 310 BC for us to play out. It has chariots, hoplites, veterans, levies, assymetrical forces, and two poor commanders versus one pretty good one.
A very pleasant 90 minutes was spent setting the table up: Rush on the stereo, cider in the glass, and the sound of happy offspring in the house.
It should be another good exploration of Phil Sabin's system.
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| View from behind the Syracusan left. |
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| And from the same position on the Carthaginian side. |
(As readers may have suspected, as an experiment I asked chat GPT to tidy up the photos. Looks like it has gone for All Blacks vs Springboks under lights at Eden Park on a winter's evening!)
'Rush on the stereo'—fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSo good to see your figures back on the table Aaron. I was gonna commend you on the new mat, but saw your post-script before I committed that blunder.
(Please include some unadulterated photos in your write-up of the game so I/we can enjoy the real thing! :))
Best wishes, James
Thanks James, you'll be pleased to know that normal service has resumed in the photo department. I must have got a little carried away listening to A Farewell to Kings!
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Aaron
A bit of Prog does go well with Wargaming, or is that just my age talking?
ReplyDeleteI was not a prog man in my youth, MJT, but my tastes in music are expanding in middle age (along with my waistline)!
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