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I think there may be some adjustment for players not used to free-flowing play...
It occurs to me that this would be great to try out solo, too.With a bit of preparation, random events and "scripting" the opposition it could be really fun!
the "half-ogre" I sculpted for Flintloque on page 27
Yes possibly... Some years ago a group of players adapted it for a more competitive, non-simultaneous system with initiative dice, very precise morale checks by units, etc. We good-humouredly called them "the heretics". It worked for them for a while and I was interested to see it, but it also needs a lot of work and in a direction where so many other rulesets exist and are more complete.
Interesting you say that. A guy from Normandy posted a short AAR (in French) yesterday, 1/72 Egyptians attacked by fantasy barbarians... I don't think the rules have often been played solo till now, but with the confinement I am curious to see what people could imagine for scenarios etc.http://www.anargader.net/t2684-pillage-d-un-village-egyptien#24975
Oh yes I like him very much! As soon as I saw him on Alternative Armies website I knew I needed him for ..."nearly historical" games.