Here are a few pictures from several of the games from Sunday's Impetus Tournament hosted by Falkirk District Wargames Club. Overall a good days gaming and a few surprizes through the day.
The initial deployment |
In the thick off it |
The highlight of the game was the Protected Foot unit holding back the Commander in Chief on a flank charge for three rounds of combat before the game ended. This just should not have happened but the dice were kind when needed.
Overall the Late Romans faired better against the Feudal English than first expected. The game was a loss for the Romans but enjoyable all the same.
The second game against Late Samurai was also interesting resulting in a draw. The final game saw the Late Romans routed by the Lancastrians. Sadly there are no pictures from these two games and the final butchers bill is shown below. The results tell it all and the wooden spoon came home here.
1st David Burns, Lancastrian 341 points
2nd Dave Knight, Early Feudal English 185 points
3rd Doug Thomson Late Samurai 144 points
4th Andy Wilson, Teutonics 123 points
5th Richard Bryant, 100 years war English 104 points
6th, Ross Manning, Patrician Roman 103 points
Cheers for now.
4 comments:
Thanks Andrew, it was a good days gaming.
Cheers, Ross
It looks like it was a blast!
Romans are a tough army to run in Impetus. It might be the only ruleset that doesn't treat them as doubleplusgood!
Sounds like it was a fun tournament.
cheers
@ Monty: The Romans in Impetus are not super drilled or over powered. I think their strength lies in good use of combined forces as their armies can mix and match varied troop types well. I however, have yet to find the good use part :)
Cheers, Ross
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