Close Combat Thoughts

Boxing 01, Miki De Goodaboom

Time to get the discussion rolling about close combat.

Tanks, Armies, and Scale

Tank Battle on Belhamed, Peter McIntyre

Eriochrome here again with more discussion on game scale this time with an emphasis on Tanks.  I saw this picture on Fritz's great Way of Saim Hain blog (now Fritz 40K) which pretty much showed me exactly the reasons we are trying to go the way we are.

6' x 4' Tables, Scale, And Seconds Per Turn

Gulliver's Travels, John Walker

Here's some more stuff on scale that I've been working out. Such as... How big is a 6' x 4' table in 28mm scale anyway? And how far/fast are our little plastic soldiers really moving?

Reworking Shooting A Bit

Gunfire Shadowgram, Gary Settles

Man, am I getting tired of taking kids to doctors! Anyway, while I have some time to think, here's some ideas for where I want to go with shooting.

Reworking Suppression

Madonna With A Machine-Gun, Karlis Padegs

So I've gotten some ideas on reworking suppression a bit.

How About This For Weapon Ranges?

Joash Shooting the Arrow of Deliverance, William Dyce

Ok, I think I may have finally cracked the weapon range issue in a way that appeals to me. Let me know what you think of my solution.

Quickie: Some Thinking On Evasion

I'm currently working on coming up with meaningful stats for our test force. As part of that, I did some thinking on our Evasion mechanic. As in, what should each level of Evasion represent?

Reworking Leadership A Bit

Sandwyrm here. I've been giving some thought to how we might make our Leadership tests more reliable, and I think I've come up with an interesting solution.

First Test Scenario And Terrain Layout

101 Views of the Sandias #9: Rain Dance

Sandwyrm here. As part of our testing packet, I figured that I ought to come up with a basic objective scenario and a standardized terrain layout standard of some sort. Let me know what you think of this.

Test Army Assembly: The Fallen Force

Here's the Fallen mirror-force to the Laans Army force I completed yesterday.