An Intermittent Firefight: Lion Rampant

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Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Quetzalcoatl Rampant, Part Two

I Live With Cats continues with the Quetzalcoatl Rampant project. His most recent post has some very nice photographs of the two scenarios run at Enfilade, Craving Corn and I left My Heart. Check them out here.

Craving Corn at Enfilade 2017

I Left My Heart at Enfilade 2017

A Gamer's Tale is a good blog that I overlooked the last time I visited variants for Dan Mersey's Lion Rampant. A Gamer's Tale is involved with I Live With Cats in the Quetzalcoatl Rampant project. In particular he discusses the collection, figures and painting along with a post about the play test for the upcoming Enfilade 2017.

A Gamer's Tale painted up two groups of Huaxtec Warriors by different manufacturers.

The first group is manufactured by Eureka Miniatures.

and the second is manufactured by The Assault Group

A Gamer's Tale continues the posts with a discussion on painting and on building Aztec and Conquistador forces.

He follows up with a later post in October about the completed Spaniards.

Throughout his discussions, painting and posts there are many images of the Aztec, Conquistador and Tlaxcallan forces. He also has a post on terrain relative to the battles in Mexico.

This is a very good BLOG. Make sure to check out A Gamer's Tale.

Saturday, December 31, 2016

Quetzalcoatl Rampant

I Live with Cats has devised a Lion Rampant variant for playing the Conquistadors in Mexico. He has also included a battle report of the third game testing the modifications.

25-28mm Figure Manufacturers

Assault Group Aztecs

Assault Group Conquistadors

Assault Group Tlaxcalan

Eureka Aztecs

Eureka Conquistadors

Gringo 40's Aztecs

Gringo 40's Conquistadors

Gringo 40's Mayans

Minifigs Aztecs

Minifigs Conquistadors

Outpost Wargames Services Aztecs

Outpost Wargames Services Conquistadors & Allies (Tarascans/Tlaxcallans/Huaxtecs)

Outpost Wargames Services Incans

Outpost Wargames Services Mayans

Ral Partha Aztecs

Ral Partha Conquistadors

Ral Partha Incans

Wargames Foundry Aztecs

Wargames Foundry Conquistadors

Wargames Foundry Incans

15-18mm Figure Manufacturers

Khurasan Conquistadors

Khurasan Incans

Khurasan Mapuche

Minifigs Aztecs

Minifigs Conquistadors

Minifigs Incans

Tin Soldier Aztecs

Tin Soldier Conquistadors

10mm Figure Manufacturers

Magister Militum Aztecs

6mm Figure Manufacturers

Irregular Aztecs

Irregular Conquistadors

Irregular Incans

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Lion Rampant VII

In a continuation of my fascination with Lion Rampant, I have gathered a bunch of the posts since my last post. There have been six previous postings. The previous six posts have been consolidated on a page: HERE. Or you can go to each of the postings:

Lion Rampant #1

Lion Rampant #2

Lion Rampant #3

Lion Rampant #4
Lion Rampant #5
Lion Rampant #6

I am looking forward to a game. Over the years, I have collected small sets of each with the intent to get back to the Gary Gygax's Chainmail rules, the forerunner and basis for the white box Dungeons and Dragons set. Originally, my gaming group played small skirmishes set during the Hundred Years War; then, like so many other, we supplemented our Tractics, Rally Round the Flag and Chainmail games with some D&D; but out old favorite was always Chainmail.

Lion Rampant has that same excitement level for me. I'm not sure if my first game will be with my Conan, Fantasy, 100 Years War, War of the Roses, Italian Wars or even Trojan Wars sets. Hopefully, I will get a game in soon. In the mean time, I have been adding odds and ends to the various collections.

Enjoy!
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