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Introduction
Rally round the King (RrtK) and Warrior Heroes: Armies and Adventures (WHAA) are rules produced by TwoHourWargames for massed battles and skirmishing respectively. RrtK is a reimplementation of Warrior Heroes, which we used before RrtK came out. This blog has been set up to track my progress in playing these rules as part of a campaign. It is my intention, as part of my desire to play more games, to write up my games played using these rules on this blog and to record how the campaign progresses.
The RrtK campaign began in the Summer of 986 and will continue until the participants get bored and wander off. The WHAA campaign began with January 986 but has foundered since.
The RrtK campaign began in the Summer of 986 and will continue until the participants get bored and wander off. The WHAA campaign began with January 986 but has foundered since.
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Wow, that was pretty bad for Capalan. Looks like another nation bites the dust.
ReplyDeleteAnother great battle report, Blacksmith - great stuff, mate ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you Monty. I think those Capalans should surrender after such defeat. Besides, I'm getting bored of fighting against the same army over and over again :)
ReplyDeleteWith their general captured and national morale reduced to 0, the Capalan League cannot pass the morale test. Morale in Altengard, on the other hand, runs high. The war is over and Capalan capitulates.
ReplyDeleteYipee!
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