Estamos en mi grupo de juego pensando en hacer algo de medievales en 2015.
Rastreando por la red, he encontrado unas reglas recien publicadas (de hoy mismo)
http://bigredbatshop.co.uk/pages/about-to-the-strongest

Por si alguiente tiene curiosidad

¿Las vais a probar? Pues ya contarás como va, porque yo ando buscando algo que sea distinto de DBx y todas sus reencarnaciones, se llamen como se llamen.
Por cierto, ¿conoces estos reglamentos?:
http://legio-wargames.com/

Emilio

Pero To the Strongest están pensadas para antiguos y no para medievales.

Cita de: blacksmith en 28 nov 2014, 21:54
Pero To the Strongest están pensadas para antiguos y no para medievales.

Por lo que he leído cubre el periodo medieval también

Cita de: emosbur en 28 nov 2014, 21:41
¿Las vais a probar? Pues ya contarás como va, porque yo ando buscando algo que sea distinto de DBx y todas sus reencarnaciones, se llamen como se llamen.
Por cierto, ¿conoces estos reglamentos?:
http://legio-wargames.com/

Emilio

No ni idea

Hi, I wrote the "To the Strongest!" rules, but I'm afraid I can't write in Spanish.

When I originally wrote the rules they were just for ancients.  However my play-testers wanted to use knights, so I extended them to cover up to around 1500 CE, with knights/longbows/crossbows/cannon etc.  In the army lists there is even a Grenadine and a Castilian army.  I don't yet own any Grenadine figures, but I would love to build such a colorful army!  My rules are not as serious as DBx, and play fast.  Unusually no dice are used.

As it happens I know Simon MacDowall who runs legio games, and his rules are very good.  His Comitatus book is beautiful; I have played games of Comitatus with him.  I think he has medieval rules called "Tree of Battles" which I've not yet tried.

I am happy to answer any questions.

Best, Simon

Hi Simon

I bought Comitatus a year ago, is a very good set of rules. And Tree of battles is worth taking a look too. I hope I´ll read your rules soon. As I am a follower of your blog, I can see your updates.
All the best.

Emilio

Cita de: bigredbat en 30 nov 2014, 23:02
Hi, I wrote the "To the Strongest!" rules, but I'm afraid I can't write in Spanish.

When I originally wrote the rules they were just for ancients.  However my play-testers wanted to use knights, so I extended them to cover up to around 1500 CE, with knights/longbows/crossbows/cannon etc.  In the army lists there is even a Grenadine and a Castilian army.  I don't yet own any Grenadine figures, but I would love to build such a colorful army!  My rules are not as serious as DBx, and play fast.  Unusually no dice are used.

As it happens I know Simon MacDowall who runs legio games, and his rules are very good.  His Comitatus book is beautiful; I have played games of Comitatus with him.  I think he has medieval rules called "Tree of Battles" which I've not yet tried.

I am happy to answer any questions.

Best, Simon

Hey Simon, welcome to this forum. I admire and envy your vast 28mm armies and your capacity to paint so many figures. Congratulations on the release of your rules.
Cheers,
Javier

Cita de: bigredbat en 30 nov 2014, 23:02
Hi, I wrote the "To the Strongest!" rules, but I'm afraid I can't write in Spanish.

When I originally wrote the rules they were just for ancients.  However my play-testers wanted to use knights, so I extended them to cover up to around 1500 CE, with knights/longbows/crossbows/cannon etc.  In the army lists there is even a Grenadine and a Castilian army.  I don't yet own any Grenadine figures, but I would love to build such a colorful army!  My rules are not as serious as DBx, and play fast.  Unusually no dice are used.

As it happens I know Simon MacDowall who runs legio games, and his rules are very good.  His Comitatus book is beautiful; I have played games of Comitatus with him.  I think he has medieval rules called "Tree of Battles" which I've not yet tried.

I am happy to answer any questions.

Best, Simon

Hi Simon.

Another shy lurker of your fantastic blog here and of course proud buyer of your rules. 

I´ve to recognize you that for or five days ago, the first day of your own review of TtS! when I read the absence of dices in your system I became so skeptical about it could be my taste of game, but  day after day reading your explanations about it and the innovative use of the deck as a command dice and dice itself, I became a believer. 

Regards and the best luck with this wonderful rulebook.

Rafael.

Por cierto, hablando de blogs excepcionales, Emilio, abro el lector de feeds y me encuentro una entrada tuya y he ido a abrirla con ilusión: nada, el anuncio de un certamen. 

A ver si actualizamos el blog... 

 

Un saludo.

Tiempo, tiempo, necesito tiempo...
Tengo que poner un informe de la campaña Dux Britanniarum, pero me da pereza. A ver esta semana.

Emilio.

Thanks Rafael! 

I am familiar with your tag, of course.  I do hope you enjoy the rules- they are not too serious, or too hard, and there will be a lot of "Oh no its an Ace!" moments.

Best, Simon

Alguien que las haya probado podría hacer un pequeño resumen para saber como va?

Cita de: jorge808 en 06 ene 2015, 22:36
Alguien que las haya probado podría hacer un pequeño resumen para saber como va?

Sinceramente no las he leido completas: me echó atrás ya en las primeras páginas que utiliza un sistema de cuadriculación de la mesa para el movimiento y combate, así que antes de empezar a jugar tienes que marcar en la mesa los cuadrados (con bolitas de blu-tac, con alfileres o con piedrecitas...). La verdad es que no seguí leyendo tras esto; y lo digo con todo el cariño, quizás debía havber seguido leyendop para hacerme una idea más completa.

Sé que Rotorcraft, otro habitual de estos foros, se las ha leido y le gustan 

Gracias. Con eso me vale