akchuyally the War of the Roses was characterized by Edward IV

thats kriegspiel

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a win over thales leites is better than anything juan archuleta has ever done 😄

yep, I've seen those pieces

who wins in a fight st3tch or nerth?

you can get a double-set and a few maps from one company

as well as a translated rulebook

wot?

he is a literal jew med

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shiiieeed

Kriegsspiel is great because it has true fog of war, but it needs a GM

nerth, because he knows all the wargame strategies

Well by the end of Al andulus something like 86 percent of Iberia was Muslim

two player wargames can only simulate fog of war somewhat

The reconquista really changed that

I doubt there were that many Muslims

I don't think that many Iberians would have converted

Most native Iberians converted from what I understand

this is ***Napoleon's Triumph***

Maludis is what they called them

man every Napoleon game just cares about muh battles

even though that defeats the purpose of Napoleonic warfare

lol there are strategic level napoleonic games

people who have experience with say Medieval or Roman shit

assume that Napoleonic wars was just really big battles

when the purpose of Napoleonic Warfare was operational maneuvers using Divisions and Corps

so the biggest Napoleonic battle

there were a few more corps that didn't even take part in the battle

say the Battle of Austerlitz for example

Napoleon still had like a third of his army in other areas

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Wills

paulino retired this asshole

in the field yes, concentration of artillery to break apart enemy formations

and France had really good artillery pieces, lighter cannons with carriages

there are so many hundreds of napoleonic games

so say a 20 pounder, monster cannon, the French version weighed half as much as any other nation's 20 pounders

also look at this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDLEsnXauwU&list=RD6mp72xUirfs&index=9