What ACW rules are you using?

[Terrible Tim]

Wasn't there a rumour going around about a Warhammer Historical ACW ruleset? Has anyone heard something about that project again?

I asked the same question on the WAB forum a few days ago, but I believe that it was only a rumour. There is a French version of ACW WAB, it appeared in a French gaming magazine. The download link:
http://rathelot.olympe-network.com/Site/Telechargements.html

or try the Yahoo group:
http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/WHACW/

TT.

[Lowtardog]

Fire and Fury for large games and I would look at the Crusader Rank and File for 6 - 10 units (WAB size) "Rank and File" for smaller games

[Barry S]

Wasn't there a rumour going around about a Warhammer Historical ACW ruleset? Has anyone heard something about that project again?

Wargames Illustrated also printed an article set of ACW rules by Paul Stevenson using Warhammer Fantasy in 3 sections. October 2004 (issue #205) had the basic rules, whilst
November 2004 (issue #206) has the Union lists and December 2004 (issue #207) has the Confederate list.

[Terrible Tim]

Wasn't there a rumour going around about a Warhammer Historical ACW ruleset? Has anyone heard something about that project again?

Wargames Illustrated also printed an article set of ACW rules by Paul Stevenson using Warhammer Fantasy in 3 sections. October 2004 (issue #205) had the basic rules, whilst
November 2004 (issue #206) has the Union lists and December 2004 (issue #207) has the Confederate list.

You can find these Wargames Illustrated files on this Yahoo group:
http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/WHACW/

TT.

[Glitzer]

Another group to join. Thank you TT