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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: abhorsen950 on April 18, 2010, 05:14:13 PM
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Now ive started watching Pirates of the Carribean three and I just love the east india trading company.
Anybody know of any well what can I call them? Big battle? or 15mm wargame rules for this period.
Would love to hear from you all.
Steve
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Gloire is a popular set that may serve, you can get a demo version here:
http://www.rattrap-productions.com/Gloire/Downloads.html
As ever it's always worth looking at Free Wargames Rules site.
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Just to be clear, are you asking about rules for Hollywood-esque swashbuckling pirate games, or for fighting the various wars the East India Company was embroiled in? The two would require radically different rule sets, I would think.
(Sorry, haven't seen the film you mention, so not sure what you are after.)
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If you are talking about just ship to ship combat... Then Pirates from Flagship games is what you want. You can get them at www.scalecreep.com . Fun game... NOT historically accurate though... But WAY fun!
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"And All For One!" by Eureka miniatures is great for this as well.
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Sorry guys should of been more clear, Land or Sea fighting is fine and im looking for Historical not film based.
Sorry about that
Steve
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You might want to consider Sharp Practice. It has special rules for Indians and sailors and should work well for pirates. You can have a decent game with @30 figures a side IMO. It can be a bit Hollywood, but as long as you restrict the leaders you take you can have a perfectly historical result.