Looking for Ronin European warband rules

[commissarmoody]

I remember seeing some place that folks made a European list of Ronin, or at least where looking into making one.
I am just looking to see if it was ever completed.

[mellis1644]

Well En Garde comes out in a few days. Looking forward to that one myself and that might provide the rules you want, as to my understanding is the ronin engine modified and updated to cover Renaissance fights. 

[Kommando_J]

Well En Garde comes out in a few days. Looking forward to that one myself and that might provide the rules you want, as to my understanding is the ronin engine modified and updated to cover Renaissance fights. 

Would it be useable for tyw/ecw pr would that be too early?

[commissarmoody]

Well En Garde comes out in a few days. Looking forward to that one myself and that might provide the rules you want, as to my understanding is the ronin engine modified and updated to cover Renaissance fights. 

Oh neat!

[mellis1644]

I believe it will cover 16th through 17th cent.

[commissarmoody]

Very nice, I was wanting to do some action in the low countries, along with skermmish fighting with the Turks.

[craigjwoodfield]

Yep, En Garde is out (or should be) and features 8 lists from the Renaissance – Landsknechts, The Three Musketeers, The Cardinal's Guard, Conquistadors, Aztecs, Border Reivers, English Civil War, Swashbucklers and Ottoman. But it also features an open points system that allows players to design profiles for any region or period that they want.

So I am sure that you can tweak what is there to come up with what you need.

I hope that you enjoy the rules.

regards

CW

[commissarmoody]

Well the rules are on order at least, should go with my pike and shoot rules and the up coming pike men's lament.

[Metternich]

For anyone who now has En Garde, how do you interpret Light, Medium and Heavy armor ?  Based on the example, I guess Light is buff coat.  So would Medium be a cuirass and Heavy would be 3/4 (or full half) armor?  What about mail vice plate?   

[Curst Eckie]

Hi,

That is the distinction I have chosen. It works well.