10 man aside WW2 skirmish rules?

[Rich J]

That's not up to me I am afraid ... the illustrations this time will be mainly photos by myself and I will lay it out myself so it will only need proofing and touching up I think.
It will be called 'Frontline Heroes' unless I come up with anything I like better before release. It will mainly feature kit and orbats for Late War in NW and Eastern Europe plus some Pacific stuff.

[Gibby]

Pacific will go down well with Warlord Games' upcoming releases in that region.

[Mac V]

Battleground WWII for detailed games.

Flying Lead for fast games.

[YPU]

Savage worlds showdown for the action hero/pulp feel if that's what your looking for.
Personally I would never have considered that system for that setting, but I know is being used nonetheless by others with apparently very fun results.

[postal]

i have to second battleground

[General]

For 10 men skirmishes, my favorite is THW Nuts2.  I do like Savage Worlds a lot for more role playing but Nuts2 has a great gritty WWII feel. 

[Abbner Home]

If you literally mean 10 man aside then Battleground WWII is a great way to go IMO.

I'm also very partial to Savage Worlds, at 10 aside you could forgo Showdown and use the straight RPG rules for a great pulp feel.

[m4jumbo]

As others have already pointed out, Battleground WWII is a great system for small scale WWII skirmish.  Card based initiative, lots of details to give that skirmish feel for small numbers of troops.  The available spotting rules lend themselves to great double blind games.

[YPU]

In any case I think that at this level its lends itself to give every or at least most members of a team a bit of personality, even if its just the big guy, the sneaky git, the guy that shoots good but is a coward etz.

[maverickv]

You can try OPERATION SQUAD but ... i'm one of the authors.
It seems that you are looking for this game: 10-15 men aside, every man perform an action a turn.
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Valentino