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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: Dante904 on December 10, 2018, 07:58:22 AM
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Hey!
Can anyone suggest skirmish level rules, scaled at 5-10 miniatures per player (squad level)?
Looking for a break from regular Bolt Action and Chain of Command games. Small personalized forces, preferably with some king of experience or leveling up you troops between games. Something like Killteam for warhammer.
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5 Men at Kursk?
Fistful of Lead WW2?
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Normandy Firefight, only three to five but may scale up.
http://www.northstarfigures.com/prod.php?prod=4300
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Operation Squad Evolution (Torriani Games) is an excellent squad-level ruleset, I also like Normandy Firefight & though I haven't played it, I-48 looks decent.
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5 men at Normandy/kursk. And Radio Dishdash just announced that their new game Skermish Normandy is at the printers and should be out soon.
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Something like Killteam for warhammer.
Why not just adapt that if it does what you want? It would not be like working with Quantum Theory as your model I'm sure.
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Panzerfauste
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Thanx for suggestions all! I will check the rules you recommended right away!
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5 Men at Kursk?
Fistful of Lead WW2?
That's a really good idea, I may have to try that myself. Fistful of Lead WWII would be pretty easy to convert with the new Galactic Heroes version.
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Shameless PLUG: Maybe my Victory Decision: Raid! system fits the bill...
;)
(http://www.adpublishing.de/assets/images/Raid_Cover_FB_600.jpg)
Victory Decision: Raid! is a new Ultraskirmish game that allows you to command a squad sized force in the momentous conflict of World War II.
Each unit in “Victory Decision: Raid!” represents one individual infantry model. Games are focused on infantry squad vs infantry squad, and a typically have 6-10 figures per side.
See: http://www.adpublishing.de/html/vide_raid_.html
This rulebook not only provides Scenarios but also 27 Point based Force Lists for British, German, Soviet and US forces from early to late war. The lists included are:
BRITISH FORCE
•BRITISH RIFLE FORCE
•BRITISH MOTOR RIFLE FORCE
•BRITISH CARRIER FORCE
•BRITISH ENGINEER FORCE
•BRITISH PARATROOPER FORC
•BRITISH COMMANDO, SAS AND LRDG FORCE
GERMAN FORCE
•EARLY-MID WAR GERMAN RIFLE FORCE
•EARLY-MID WAR GERMAN MOTORIZED / PANZERGRENADIER FORCE
•EARLY-MID WAR GERMAN PIONEER FORCE
•GERMAN FALLSCHIRMJÄGER FORCE
•GERMAN GEBIRGSJÄGER FORCE
•GERMAN WAFFEN SS FORCE
•LATE WAR GERMAN GRENADIER FORCE
•LATE WAR GERMAN PANZERGRENADIER FORCE
•GERMAN NACHTJÄGER FORCE
•LATE WAR GERMAN VOLKSSTURM FORCE
SOVIET FORCE
•EARLY-MID WAR SOVIET RIFLE FORCE
•LATE WAR SOVIET RIFLE FORCE
•SOVIET ASSAULT ENGINEER FORCE
•SOVIET GUARDS MOTOR RIFLE FORCE
•SOVIET NKVD FORCE
•OSTFRONT (EASTERN FRONT) PARTISAN FORCE
US FORCES
•US ARMY RIFLE FORCE
•US ARMY ARMOURED INFANTRY FORCE
•US ARMY ENGINEER FORCE
•US PARATROOPER FORCE
•US ARMY RANGER FORCE
All necessary Game Markers are also included within this book.
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2Agis
Actually, that look pretty interresting, and much close to what i am looking for! Thanx, rules bought for closer look!
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Thanks :)
If any questions come up, please do not hesitate to visit the ViDe subforum!
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LANDSER, by Nick Eyre:
http://mainly28s.com/rules/+1939R.Landser.html
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Panzerfauste
I would say Panzerfauste too. Not tried the latest version but the original worked well, probably only works with small forces (less than 10 figures per player).
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Have a look at Two Hour Wargames, 'NUTS!' Rules. They are slightly different and play well.
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NCO
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=106216.0
Written by a member here.
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And Radio Dishdash just announced that their new game Skirmish Normandy is at the printers and should be out soon.
I am reading this rulebook right now, the PDF version, and I like it a lot. The first scenario in the boom is about a patrol of three US Grunts scouting German positions, and I am now thinking how to advance carefully...