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STL 3D Model. Pay What You Want. See all titles. Follow Your Favorites! Sign in to get custom notifications of new products! Recent History. Product Information. When removed? Does weather affect ability to lay smoke? Clarification, I assume these squares are in arc that show half gray? Q4: Where did you get your splash markers? Or if 3D printed, is it a free STL, link? Q5: The rules and video appear out of sync regarding who goes first in each phase. Which is correct?

To add, the British shot first in turn 1, then the Germans. This contradicts the See more rules as written. Please advise on which is correct? Could the PDF s be updated to reflect these clarifications? Hi Bill! Thank you for your interest!

Q1: This is from the Denmark Straight game. That is an old file! I will post the new one later today. Q2: Smoke lasts until the end of the turn. You can lay smoke in any weather. Q3: Correct. Squares that are half great ARE in broadside. Q4: My splash markers are shell burst markers from Frontline Wargames. In editing the video for time it got out of whack. I will update the pdf and upload it today! Having just purchased this scenarioruleset after looking at the Little Wars presentation and the Fire Ball Forward website, I'm hoping the author may be able to answer some minor queries This is different to the materials provided for the free scenario on the website.

Which is right? Is this an intended difference, I'm aware that you've differentiated firing and morale factors for other ships in the same classes to reflect training etc? See more BC as is identified on her ship detail card. Very much looking forward to gaming this innovative looking system Peter. Hi Peter, Several of these are typos. Thanks for catching them! Apparently when I converted my word doc to a pdf some of the changes did not carry over.

They have all been corrected and replaced in the download. According to War-games Vault you should receive an email when a new version has been uploaded. Can you let me know if you do in fact get that email?

The answer to your second query about the Bismarck is that both Hull ratings are correct. How damage is calculated in Bitter Enemies changes slightly so we changed the Bismarck's Hull rating.

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Medieval to Renaissance to Interesting that you didn't find that. Hmmm, I might take another look at these rules.

I can see how looking at the rules they could seem fiddly, but in practice our games flew along. I will reiterate that this was a small scenario, though. Things might change with bigger forces and armour though I honestly think it will scale ok.

I'll let you know more when I've played more, but the book is relatively cheap if you feel like taking a risk. I realise I forgot to mention that an umpire is recommended for hidden movement, etc, though, so that might colour some people's view a bit. Sounds very interesting, I look forward to your full review. I have a pipe dream of playing out squad leader scenarios, don't ask me why I don't just play Squad Leader in Miniature, because I don't know.

Website is LIVE! Posted by Jonathan the lurker at AM No comments:. Thursday, June 2, Playtest Kit and Historicon. Hi All,. Sorry for the long hiatus from posting. Good news tho' Just needs some more editing. The rules are being built as 'programmed' rules meaning you read a certain amount and are then ready to play a specific scenario.

Read a little more and you can play the next scenario. Eventually you will have worked your way through the entire rules set and can do anything. This is how the original Squad Leader rules were created and laid out. As a 13 year old I was able to teach myself Squad Leader so they must have been doing something right! We are also including copious examples to help people visualize the rules.

The examples are in side bars that line up with the rules they are illustrating. The playtest kit will include the first rules section infantry combat , the accompanying scenario Easy Company's assault on the guns at Brecourt Manor , a quick reference sheet and markers. It will be available for free download from our up and coming website.

The website will also have other goodies like troop labels, one-off scenarios and videos that demonstrate the rules. Historicon is approaching and according to the event organizers Fireball Forward is going to be the 5th most run game at the Con!

I am running two Guadalcanal scenarios. So there will be a good cross section of games to choose from. Nothing from Russia this con as Curt Daniels has run at least three Russia '41 games at the last few conventions. Look for us at Historicon I would love to meet you all and answer any questions you have. Stop by and have some fun with Fireball Forward.

Saturday, March 19, I'm happy to report that Mark has begun a new draft of the rules and it's damn good! The new draft is set up in stages with scenarios inserted, so you can play as you go. The first stage covers basic infantry, and we're thinking of making it available as PDF so folks can check it out and give feedback.

That said, Mark and I are committed to ironing out all the details before releasing the full thing, so it'll be several months yet, at least, before the rules booklet is available. We're planning to have all major theaters of WWII worked out, and to really capture the differences, based on historical written accounts - which we're constantly reading anyway. We began with late-war Western front Europe, worked out armor rules, artillery, flamethrowers, moved on to Pacific jungle fighting VERY different , and recently began work on desert fighting.

Mark came up with new rules for long-range visibility which was a huge factor in the desert. I just finished reading "Brazen Chariots" by Robert Crisp and then played Mark's first desert scenario. Definitely feels right, although it was purely an infantry fight. Can't wait to do armor.