that work with 28mm figures and fit on a 4X6 table
I dont want Black Powder
Quote from: achancesw on December 29, 2019, 04:50:43 PM
that work with 28mm figures and fit on a 4X6 table
I dont want Black Powder
Don't have a specific recommendation. But you might try browsing the collection of 18th century miniature rule sets at Wargamer Vault (if you haven't done so already).
I will be curious to see what rules you settle on.
Chance, I know you are looking for a miniature set of rules, but this may be of interest to you.
https://hollandspiele.com/collections/horse-musket/products/horse-musket-dawn-of-an-era
It is very pricey, in my opinion, but has a lot to offer. A couple of folks have adapted the scenarios to miniature games, so it may be a starting point?
Ben King had a really neat set of rules, Fusil and Fortress, that was very detailed. I liked them because of the very complete siege rules. Finding this may be difficult.
A simple, fast play set of rules is Corporal John. https://miniaturewargaming.com/blog/tag/marlborough/
Quote from: besilarius on December 30, 2019, 07:59:38 AM
Chance, I know you are looking for a miniature set of rules, but this may be of interest to you.
https://hollandspiele.com/collections/horse-musket/products/horse-musket-dawn-of-an-era
It is very pricey, in my opinion, but has a lot to offer. A couple of folks have adapted the scenarios to miniature games, so it may be a starting point?
Ben King had a really neat set of rules, Fusil and Fortress, that was very detailed. I liked them because of the very complete siege rules. Finding this may be difficult.
A simple, fast play set of rules is Corporal John. https://miniaturewargaming.com/blog/tag/marlborough/
The HollanderSpiel site is great! and I think GMT is bringing out a Ben Hull game that extends his musket and pike games into
Neerwinden, July 29, 1693, War of the League of Augsburg.