rules suitable for 2'x2' games tables

[Centaur_Seducer]

Eden is 2x2 while Confrontation (3.5) is 2x4.

[Faust23]

Brink of Battle is designed for 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4 depending on point size and what you want to play on. 2x2 is actually my favorite for Period 1 Ancient/Medieval and Fantasy.

[robh]

D&D (Dungeons & Dragons) skirmish works at various sizes depending on whether you want to play with Dungeon grids/maps or without.
  
With grids 2'x2' is a big table (will use D&D Miniatures handbook rules).

Without grids tables are 2'x2', 2'x4' or 4'x4' depending on the actual rules you choose. You can use the skirmish rules from the Miniatures handbook, D&D Battlesystem skirmish or the Chainmail rules. Covers skirmish battles in dungeons, caverns, buildings or open ground.

Normandy Firefight is written for 1/35th (54mm) figures on a 4'x4' table, so playing with 1/72 (20mm) figures the designed table size becomes 2'x2', or smaller if you want to go 15mm or 10mm skirmish.

[tnjrp]

AE: Bounty =   especially for planet side skirmishes
Dust Tactics = kinda but works better with at least 2 map sheets and IIRC they are something like 1.5x3' so it's more @
Infinity the Game =
MERCS = like DT it's almost but IIRC 2x3' is the default area so really
Sedition Wars = is probably not really but should work with 4 boards just fine -- perhaps it should be

[Vanvlak]

AE: Bounty =   especially for planet side skirmishes
Dust Tactics = kinda but works better with at least 2 map sheets and IIRC they are something like 1.5x3' so it's more @
Infinity the Game =
MERCS = like DT it's almost but IIRC 2x3' is the default area so really
Sedition Wars = is probably not really but should work with 4 boards just fine -- perhaps it should be

Heh - my misreading of emails produces instances of disbelief which generally highlight the urgent need for more coffee.
I read the first line of this:
AE: Bounty =   especially for planet size skirmishes (spot the difference)
Now that would probably not qualify as 2' x 2'.... 

Thanks all for the help - will try to apply the corrections this evening.

[Silent Invader]

Another not quite so simple answer....

Scavenge Skirmish Survive was designed for multiples of 2by2: 2by2, 4by2, 6by2, etc.  The bigger the board the more minis and/or the longer the game.

[dampfpanzerwagon]

Three of my 2 foot x 2 foot gaming boards.


The Crashed Rocketship (Flash Gordon)


The Amber Shrine


The Rock Kings Throne Room

Tony

[dampfpanzerwagon]

I came across this gaming board and thought it was worth sharing.



The game is Confrontation.

Tony

[Chilledenuff]

Crooked Dice's games all work on 2x2 boards.  7tv is designed for 4x4 but will work easily on a 2x2.  7ombie TV and 7th Voyage both work a treat on 2x2

[Hildred Castaigne]

I came across this gaming board and thought it was worth sharing.


The game is Confrontation.

Tony

Genius! 
Build up so you can maximise the space.

[robh]

I came across this gaming board and thought it was worth sharing.
The game is Confrontation.
Tony

Beautiful gaming board. Judging by the characters assembled on/around it, it is from Cadwallon, the Confrontation RPG skirmish.

[Faust23]

Here's a pic of our fantasy board for Brink of Battle.  It's a 4x4' board, but in two 2'x4' sections.

[Vanvlak]

Good grief!
Now we need a catalogue of fantastic 2'x2' boards! They're all grand; but that red rocket ship is something special Guess it's because it's an iconic view.

As for the list - will work on it in the weekend, work is getting in the way.

[tnjrp]

I think it may be a tower and not a rocket but all the same it's spiffy. Not something I'd like to use for my games (not too fond of really big buildings you can't -- presumably for this one -- enter) but still.

[Faust23]

Good grief!
Now we need a catalogue of fantastic 2'x2' boards! They're all grand; but that red rocket ship is something special Guess it's because it's an iconic view.

Those are the Floating Towers of Te-M'Karna!!!