Gangs of Rome Project

[OSHIROmodels]

Glad it went well mate, it's looks great 

[ithoriel]

Splendid stuff, as always.

I am very envious of those who got to play!

[Rabbitz]

Amazing set up and such attention to details.   

[Furt]

Thanks gents - it was a really great couple of days.

Kudos again to Andy Hobday and Sarissa for making it all possible.

[Muzfish4]

Looks awesome and only improves with close inspection!

[EarlsyD]

I do love your board. How did you find it played? Did it 100% need to wide open main street or would the slightky more restricted side streets have worked just as well?

[anevilgiraffe]

great set up, that mat is perfect... definitely do not need to be looking at a new period...

[levied troop]

Beautifully done.  What with this and the Streets of Rome thread I’m having serious temptation to start a whole new period - there goes the last New Year’s Resolution.

[Furt]

I do love your board. How did you find it played? Did it 100% need to wide open main street or would the slightky more restricted side streets have worked just as well?

This was played on a 6x3 (roughly) while the rules call for a just a 3x3.

In Gangs of Rome the Mobs definitely require a decent amount of open space and you should ensure their base can at least fit into areas.

Very narrow side streets don't suit them well in my opinion, and cause them to bounce back and forth like a pinball.

I think the best layout for a GoR table would be a generally open plaza in the center.