Skirmish Games and Scatter Terrain, Part 1

[Dining Room Battles]

 still play big battles, most notably the English Civil War, Fantasy Battle, 19th Century Colonial battles, Dark Ages, etc.; but over the last 5 years I have really caught the skirmishing bug due to the rules In Her Majesty's Name and Pulp Alley. Terrain plays a role in big battles, but with games where one figure represents one figure - you really do need that terrain piece to duck behind when that expert marksman is shooting at you! Plus it makes the game look cool.





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[Elk101]

I note that this thread has also been cross posted. It looks more Pulp like than VSF if you wish to keep it here?

[Easy E]

Nice.

Do the glyphs actually say anything?  I wonder?

[Jerm]

My hieroglyphics are rusty, but my best guess is a directional guide claiming that you should have made that left at albuquerque.

Then again, I get lost frequently, and am notoriously poor at reading directions of any sort.
They definitely look cool and add mystery and character to the tabletop tho - nice stuff.

[Dining Room Battles]

The glyphs are just my attempts.