Great review the rules seem interesting I like the use of cards in the game

Really helpful review. Helped clarify a few points in the rules for me. Thanks

A really good review - and helpful 'how to play' - I bought the rules back in may and now feel ready to give them a bash. My only misgiving was the number of troops fielded but I guess it's a matter of basing so it really just boils down to asethetics. Thanks

Aaaand... Purchased. Thanks for signal raising and for taking the time to do such a detailed review!

Looks really good Martin. Includes a lot of mechanisms I like in rules. The cost is about average I would say for rule books these days and due to the smaller amount of figures required to field a force that will maybe offset the cost.

Really nice review. I’ll wait to see some of your battle reports to see how a full game looks, but this looks like a good WOTR system to pick up (smaller table and solo rules defo a plus). Cheers

A great review mate. Really like the look of the rules and I agree it's definitely more accessible in terms of amount of figures needed as it's same amount of figures used In NMTBH but obviously not figure removal but that's classedas a skirmish. But love the way the cards work it could make a game so brutal. Does look like a lot of book keeping what with having a moral dice next to the units and the battle moral. But look like good rules system and will definitely have to give it a go. Nice one mate 😁👍

These rules seem to feel authentic to the period, with the organization of troops into three battles and the cards potentially causing units to not follow some orders. Seems worth a look

Thank You Martin, very informative look at these rules. I am intrigued by the solo potential, the card mechanisms certainly add some unpredictability. Might have to look a bit deeper. Great if you and Matt can show us a bat rep. Cheers👍

Great review video Martin, I’ve watched a couple of other videos about this game, but this provides the best understanding of the rules for me. Lots I like about this game, some interesting mechanics, like a few others I’m a little undecided on price, but I may well give it a go.

The warwick livery guys are from the museum at Warwick castle, sure I have the photos somewhere? Sorry if already mentioned below.

Thanks for sharing. I just became aware of these.

Martin what are you doing to me? Ive recently ordered Beneath the Lily Banner (3) rules and shakos and bayonets rules for my upcoming birthday. After watching your review I decided I must have these rules too! . Lucky I have an understanding wife....

Good to see! I picked up the rules in pdf last week and ordered a starter set of Wofun plexiglass figs to try them with. Haven't quite understood them yet, in part the difference between Resolve and Morale points and tracking them. I do like the card mechanism, though, and can see using at least parts of these rules even if I don't get much actual WotR in.

Interesting rules. You may just have talked me into giving the wars of the roses a try

Battle Report, Battle Report, BATTLE REPORT!

These look interesting, 'card' driven games are my favourite type of activation but there's a few things about these that sound a little off to me. I do like the system for determining how many actions you'll get in your phase though, I haven't seen a deck implemented like that before.

Good review Martin. Looks interesting but I am concerned about the cost. I take your point on SAGA but I have lots of opponents for that game, and so far no one to play this one! But may that will change. Interesting thanks

Looks like you never found the time (or maybe inclination?) to do a battle report of these. I've looked at these, along with NMTBH, but neither, esp the latter (which I see as more of a WOTR flavoured skirmish set rather than WOTR specific) seem to provide any more of a period feel above Hail Caesar. I'm generally not fond of the random nature of card driven games either.

Rules seem heavily inspired by Field of Battle by Piquet

Hello there , what sort of sized units can you use ? My armies are 15mm and are all 24 figures strong, would they be too big for this game ? I also have quiet big armies , about sixty units a side ? mark

Nice rules

What are the best books to read to get an understanding of actual period combat rather than the glossy spectacular Hollywood version we are fed?

I like the look of this rule system, it seems very fun and authentic, one question I have is do those cards allow much skill in the game, does being told your army has to charge hinder the tactics you want to use or is it still fairly skill based?

Did one D12 make results a bit swingy? Thanks 👍

What did you think of NMBillhooks rules? ....seem popular

Are units in this game generally comprised of two bases?

How did the rules work with your basing system (The 60 X 40 bases)?

Just got these off the back of this vid

Would be grat to see how the "singleplayer" version plays out.

I wonder if i could use my 6mm stuff for this?..?

Would be great if you would go deep into the rules when you have your games, so we learn the system by watching

So when do we see a battle report?