Thanks Phil, I am glad you enjoyed the video!

Cheers, I am glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks, I am glad you liked the video. Yep, I made a few errors, but it didn't take away from my enjoyment of the game or change the result in any way. I am going to make a proper how to play video about Blucher in the future, and as it was more of an after thought to explain rules during the game the Mo rules were not really covered.

Thanks Andrew, I am glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, overall it was about two hours of gaming. That included reading rules as they came up. Blucher is quite memorable though, so playing it more often would cement various bits in your head.

Cheers, glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, I think the cards are hard to get hold of these days...

Thanks, Blucher is a great game, well worth checking out.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks, I've been basing these like this since I began my Blucher project seven years ago.

Cheers, yep once in a while it does well to bend the rules!

Cheers buddy. We need to get together to play Blucher again.

The playing cards work well for ftf games too, adding some real drama. The system is simple 11 cards + a joker for a 200 point army turn the cards individually for each momentum point used and when the joker is revealed your turn is over. This simple method has produced some wonderful player reactions in our multiplayer games

@@willhaughan3376 thanks, it sounds so simple even I can understand it! I'll definitely give it a try.

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed the video! The expansion is excellent and it is what I based all my 6mm figures on. I have never had a chance to play the campaign system though, so I really couldn't answer, sorry!

I am glad you enjoyed it! It is possible, but you really need to have to wear down their elan. In a second game we had, the French pushed the Netherlanders out, but were then pushed out themselves. It's tough though.

Dislodging a unit that is garrisoned in an urban area can a tough ask.Attacking with guards or grenadiers with high elan and an extra dice for shock helps. Having more than one unit attacking is great too, although often difficult to achieve as your opponent will try and stop this. Getting an artillery unit within 6 inches of the UA means although the dice are halved for cover a 5 counts which does shift the odds. Expect a lot of sea saw attacks and counter attacks but wasn’t that what happened? Think Aspern Ealing!

Yep, that's the thing to do. Gang up on them and wear them down. The problem is with Quatre Bras is that the French reinforcements are slow to get into a good support position. In this case, waiting for them to arrive means that there will be more Allied units to deal with. It's a tough one in this case. We've always found garrisons a tough ask and if it's not an objective, it's sometimes better just to ignore it as the troops can't fire out anyway. It kind of locks the enemy in place that way.

Cheers, here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d86gi61nyrGdiZc.html

No, I wasnt aware that it existed, TBH. Have you got a link?

@@StormofSteelWargaming I'll have a more thorough look through his videos later for the specific one, but here's his explanation of the concept- it's very simple, but elegant: There are two methods I use. The first is to use a deck of cards: 12 if playing small games of 200 points where you use 2d6 for momentum; 18 cards if using 3d6 for 300 point games. All of these cards are the same except for ONE card - I like to use a joker for that ONE card. Anyway, procedure is to take out TWO of the non-joker cards and set them aside. shuffle all the rest - including the joker. Once shuffled up good, take the other two cards and place them on the TOP of the deck. Note that if using 18 cards for 300 point games, set aside THREE cards instead of just TWO. This method simulates rolling nothing but ones on your mom. dice roll. Now, the player takes his activations as normal. Once complete he draws that many cards from the deck - the amount of mom he spent. If the joker is drawn the players movement/orders is over! Works great really, although there is no bell curve in the randomness like when using dice - not an issue for me actually. The second method is simply to roll the appropriate number of dice - 2d6/3d6 - for mom. as normal. If the die roll is LESS than the total mom. the player has spent so far - he needs to keep track - the move/orders phase ends! Simple really. Either way is valid for SOLO play. In fact, I use the CARD method for TWO PLAYER games as well, since it is fun :)

@@peezebeuponyou3774 thank you, I will definitely try that out!

@@StormofSteelWargaming No problem- really enjoying your videos. We appear to have similar tastes!

@@peezebeuponyou3774 thank you very much!

Yes I would, it's a great game.

No worries, they are from Brigade Models and yeah, they are 3mm scale.

@@StormofSteelWargaming thank you, I'll look at them for my AWI 6mm and Napoleonics 6mm.

That was a mistake on my part, it shouldn't have happened. Blucher is an excellent set of rules, really good enjoyable game.

It's a great game and you'll enjoy it, I will make more in the future, I just need to find the time....