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Italian Waterloo Edition

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mediafire.com/folder/n7jmdnlv1n0ju/Bolt_Action
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mediafire.com/download/uttov32riixm9b0/Warhammer Ancient Battles 2E.pdf
mediafire.com/download/ta7aj1erh7sap1t/Warhammer Ancient Battles - Armies of Antiquity v2.pdf
mediafire.com/download/cifld8bl3uy2i5g/Warmaster Ancients.pdf
mediafire.com/download/3emyvka11bnna1b/Warmaster Ancient Armies.pdf
mediafire.com/folder/d9x0dbxrpjg48/Advanced_Squad_Leader
mediafire.com/folder/28i9gevqws518/Impetus
mediafire.com/download/m8xke04pc3hne2k/Ronin.pdf
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mediafire.com/download/plwjp9u7zf0plp7/Osprey - ELI 196 - Napoleonic Light Cavalry Tactics.pdf
mediafire.com/download/ketoedxjj9zj289/Osprey - MAA 088 - Napoleon's Italian and Neapolitan Troops.pdf
mediafire.com/download/wwmyirmtgrk85k0/Osprey - MAA 176 - Austrian Army of the Napoleonic Wars (1) Infantry.pdf
mediafire.com/download/9gi1y3en11mq3w1/Osprey - MAA 181 - Austrian Army of the Napoleonic Wars (2) Cavalry.pdf
mediafire.com/download/kiacpbzz0i33h3i/Osprey - MAA 223 - Austrian Specialist Troops of the Napoleonic Wars.pdf
mediafire.com/download/jt8c77rddr24c7t/Osprey - MAA 299 - Austrian Auxiliary Troops 1792-1816.pdf
mediafire.com/download/8kbbvdb63tddbpz/Osprey - WAR 024 - Austrian Grenadiers and Infantry 1788-1816.pdf
tolentino815.it/en/association/
mediafire.com/download/qp69j68wx3kj2rv/Father Tilly - Escalade.pdf
mediafire.com/download/titnik65pjj3mml/Osprey - MAA 140 - Armies Of The Ottoman Turks 1300-1774.pdf
mediafire.com/download/5gvlq7p2d9p552i/Osprey - MAA 314 - Armies of the Ottoman Empire 1770-1820.pdf
mediafire.com/download/726f528kk8m0935/Osprey - ELI 058 - The Janissaries.pdf
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim_Murat
mediafire.com/download/1lfvfani2aevoym/DBA 3.0.pdf
mediafire.com/download/rnkp81v7uilro5s/summerspecial2013.pdf
stuartsworkbench.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Landsknechts
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_Sea_Division
mediafire.com/download/rslto8bqk7oqyeb/Osprey - MAA 210 - The Venetian Empire 1200-1670.pdf
thearma.org/essays/BridgeWars.htm
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>Wargaming Compendium
mediafire.com/download/cghxf3475qy46aq/Wargaming Compendium.pdf
>Saga
mediafire.com/folder/alj31go19tmpm/SAGA
>Black Powder
mediafire.com/download/o5x6blwoczojmfr/Black Powder.pdf
>Bolt Action
mediafire.com/folder/n7jmdnlv1n0ju/Bolt_Action
>Hail Caesar
mega.nz/#F!s9xTTDpQ!CasEjRETeqZsJ5LOzYrJdg
>Warhammer Ancient battles 2.0
mediafire.com/download/uttov32riixm9b0/Warhammer Ancient Battles 2E.pdf
mediafire.com/download/ta7aj1erh7sap1t/Warhammer Ancient Battles - Armies of Antiquity v2.pdf
>Warmaster Ancients
mediafire.com/download/cifld8bl3uy2i5g/Warmaster Ancients.pdf
mediafire.com/download/3emyvka11bnna1b/Warmaster Ancient Armies.pdf
>Advanced Squad Leader
mediafire.com/folder/d9x0dbxrpjg48/Advanced_Squad_Leader
>Impetus
mediafire.com/folder/28i9gevqws518/Impetus
>Ronin
mediafire.com/download/m8xke04pc3hne2k/Ronin.pdf
>Battleground WWII
mediafire.com/folder/cb83cg7ays4l1/Battleground_WWII
>By Fire And Sword
mega.co.nz/#!jxgCWTYD!FCp52DAqIUc-EM-TsRsWv7fB92nJ3kkzKsNcD_urI5Q
>Modelling & painting guides
mediafire.com/folder/7b5027l7oaz05/Modelling_&_Painting_Guides
>Twilight 2000/2013 RPG
mega.co.nz/#F!C9sQhbwb!NVnD4jvUn5inOrPJIAkBhA
>Phoenix Command RPG
mega.co.nz/#F!b5tgXRwa!mzelRNrKPjiT8gP7VrS-Jw
>Next War (GMT)
mediafire.com/folder/eupungrg93xgb/Next_War
>Battlegroup
mega.nz/#F!SolyxarJ!GUg6zWBStfznr6BvYedghQ

Desired scans :
Black Powder supplements
Rank and File supplements
Harpoon 3 & 4 supplements
Hail Caesar! Late Antiquity to Early Medieval Army List
Force on Force supplements
Hind Commander
At Close Quarters
War and Conquest
Germany Strikes!

1382 – Battle of Beverhoutsveldn near Bruges - Ghent town militia defeats the Bruges town militia.
1808 – Finnish War: Sweden loses the fortress of Sveaborg to Russia.
1808 – Peninsular War: The Madrid rebels who rose up on May 2 are executed near Príncipe Pío hill.
1815 – Neapolitan War: Joachim Murat, King of Naples is defeated by the Austrians at the Battle of Tolentino, the decisive engagement of the war.
1849 – The May Uprising in Dresden begins – the last of the German revolutions of 1848–49.
1855 – American adventurer William Walker departs from San Francisco with about 60 men to conquer Nicaragua.
1915 – The poem "In Flanders Fields" is written by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae.
1942 – World War II: Japanese naval troops invade Tulagi Island in the Solomon Islands during the first part of Operation Mo that results in the Battle of the Coral Sea between Japanese forces and forces from the United States and Australia.
1951 – The United States Senate Committee on Armed Services and United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations begin their closed door hearings into the dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur by U.S. President Harry Truman.
2002 – A military MiG-21 aircraft crashes into the Bank of Rajasthan in India, killing eight.

It is 201 years since the Battle of Tolentino, fought near Tolentino, Kingdom of Naples in what is now Marche, Italy. This was the decisive battle of the Neapolitan War, fought by the Napoleonic King of Naples Joachim Murat to keep the throne after the Congress of Vienna. The battle itself shares many parallels with the Battle of Waterloo. Both occurred during the Hundred Days following Napoleon's return from exile and resulted in a decisive victory for the Seventh Coalition leading to the restoration of a Bourbon king.

In 1808, Marshal Joachim Murat was appointed to the throne of Naples by Napoleon Bonaparte. Ruling from afar as he participated in Napoleon's campaigns, Murat deserted the emperor after the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813. Desperate to save his throne, Murat entered into negotiations with the Austrians and concluded a treaty with them in January 1814. Despite Napoleon's defeat and the treaty with the Austrians, Murat's position became increasingly precarious after the Congress of Vienna convened. This was largely due to increasing support to return the former King Ferdinand IV. With this in mind, Murat elected to support Napoleon upon his return to France in early 1815.

Moving quickly, he raised the Kingdom of Naples' army and declared war on Austria on March 15. Advancing north, he won a series of victories over the Austrians and laid siege to Ferrara. On April 8-9, Murat was beaten at Occhiobello and forced to fall back. Retreating, he ended the siege of Ferrara and reconcentrated his forces at Ancona. Believing the situation to be in hand, the Austrian commander in Italy, Baron Frimont, sent two corps south to finish off Murat.

Led by Generals Frederick Bianchi and Adam Albert von Neipperg the Austrian corps marched towards Ancona, with the former moving through Foligno with the goal of getting in Murat's rear. Sensing the danger, Murat sought to defeat Bianchi and Neipperg separately before they could unify their forces.

Sending a blocking force under General Michele Carascosa to stall Neipperg, Murat took the main body of his army to engage Bianchi near Tolentino. His plan was thwarted on April 29 when a unit of Hungarian hussars captured the town. Recognizing what Murat was trying to accomplish, Bianchi began to delay the battle.

Establishing a strong defensive line anchored on the Tower of San Catervo, Rancia Castle, the Church of Maestà, and Saint Joseph, Bianchi awaited Murat's attack. With time running out, Murat was forced to make to first move on May 2. His force numbered 25,588 men, 4,790 horses and 58 guns; the Austrians had 11,938 men, 1,452 horses and 28 guns.

Opening fire on Bianchi's position with artillery, Murat was achieved a minor element of surprise. Attacking near Sforzacosta, his men briefly captured Bianchi necessitating his rescue by Austrian hussars. Concentrating his army near Pollenza, Murat repeatedly attacked the Austrian positions near Rancia Castle.

The fighting raged throughout the day and did not die out until after midnight. Though his men failed to take and hold the castle, Murat's troops had gotten the better of the day's fight. As the sun rose on May 3, a heavy fog delayed action until around 7:00 AM. Pressing forward, the Neapolitans finally captured the castle and the Cantagallo hills, as well as forced the Austrians back into the Chienti Valley. Seeking to exploit this momentum, Murat pushed forward two divisions on his right flank. Anticipating a counterattack by the Austrian cavalry, these divisions advanced in square formation.

But as they neared the enemy lines, no cavalry emerged and the Austrian infantry unleashed a devastating barrage of musket fire on the Neapolitans, tearing through the massed squares. Beaten, the two divisions began falling back. This setback was made worse by the failure of a supporting attack on the left.

With the battle still undecided, Murat was informed that Carascosa had been defeated at Scapezzano and that Neipperg's corps was approaching. This was compounded by rumors that a Sicilian army was landing in southern Italy. Assessing the situation, Murat began breaking off the action and withdrawing south towards Naples.

In the fighting at Tolentino, Murat lost 1,120 killed, 600 wounded, and 2,400 captured. Worse, the battle effectively ended the Neapolitan army's existence as a cohesive fighting unit. Falling back in disarray, they were unable to stop of the Austrian advance through Italy. With the end in sight, Murat fled to Corsica. Austrian troops entered Naples on May 23 and Ferdinand was restored to the throne. Murat was later executed by the king after attempting an insurrection in Calabria with the goal of retaking the kingdom. The victory at Tolentino cost Bianchi around 700 killed and 100 wounded.

This is an obscure but significant battle that offers something different for the Napoleonic gamer - the "Italian Waterloo". The Neapolitan army is one of the most gorgeous of the period, even if its performance was usually poor.

mediafire.com/download/plwjp9u7zf0plp7/Osprey - ELI 196 - Napoleonic Light Cavalry Tactics.pdf
mediafire.com/download/ketoedxjj9zj289/Osprey - MAA 088 - Napoleon's Italian and Neapolitan Troops.pdf
mediafire.com/download/wwmyirmtgrk85k0/Osprey - MAA 176 - Austrian Army of the Napoleonic Wars (1) Infantry.pdf
mediafire.com/download/9gi1y3en11mq3w1/Osprey - MAA 181 - Austrian Army of the Napoleonic Wars (2) Cavalry.pdf
mediafire.com/download/kiacpbzz0i33h3i/Osprey - MAA 223 - Austrian Specialist Troops of the Napoleonic Wars.pdf
mediafire.com/download/jt8c77rddr24c7t/Osprey - MAA 299 - Austrian Auxiliary Troops 1792-1816.pdf
mediafire.com/download/8kbbvdb63tddbpz/Osprey - WAR 024 - Austrian Grenadiers and Infantry 1788-1816.pdf

There was a bicentennial re-enactment of this battle held on-site last year.
tolentino815.it/en/association/

>Italian Waterloo Edition
>not 3rd May Constitution an war caused by it

bruh

No bully kurwa!

Is there a system based in the pike era (preferably 30 years war) that's skirmish scale or keeps down on models count while also staying somewhat tactical?

You might like to take a look at Escalade, which is the skirmish version of the Father Tilly TYW rules.

mediafire.com/download/qp69j68wx3kj2rv/Father Tilly - Escalade.pdf

This looks very cool, thanks a lot my man.

So, Theatre of War collection is now on Steam for ungodly cheap price. I've heard that it's kinda glitchy but still fun to play. Do /hwg/ played it and can recommend it?

The tactics in those days were between large units. The 800+ man pike unit was popular, as it gave good defense against cavalry. They usually surrounded these with 800 - 1000 musketeers, for some fire defense or attack.
Muskets in those days were terribly inaccurate, and you needed 100 or more men firing in a volley to actually do any damage at range.

While I suppose skirmishes still took place, it seems kind of an odd period for skirmish warfare, seeing as the real interest lies in different units facing off, cavalry vs pikes vs musketeers vs artillery.

Most games from the period tend to cut down on the number of models needed, sometimes representing the ~800 man pike unit with only 4 or 5 miniatures.

A system like D&D would probably work for skirmishes, it has rules for muskets and horses and all the weapons of the period.

Watch "the Last Valley" it has some great inspiration for Thirty Years War games and the feeling of the time

Don't bother. it will just make you angry as hell.

don't even get me started in the AI

would i be able to use my Janissary army for black powder too? seems like nobody i know plays pike and shotte

Probably, though if you care about such things their guns might be outdated.

I posted about 6mm rules in the last thread and then went to sleep before it died. Thanks to those who responded, going to check out those rules.

I'm not that versed on Ottoman forces of the era, but I'm sure you could use that army for any conflict up until the Janissaries were abolished in 1826. Osprey seem to place the turning point around 1775. The Ottomans fought a lot of wars against Austria and Russia during the 18thC, and of course were involved in the Napoleonic conflicts as well.

mediafire.com/download/titnik65pjj3mml/Osprey - MAA 140 - Armies Of The Ottoman Turks 1300-1774.pdf
mediafire.com/download/5gvlq7p2d9p552i/Osprey - MAA 314 - Armies of the Ottoman Empire 1770-1820.pdf

Janissaries stopped wearing their distinctive headwear after a certain point. They weren't wearing it by the time of the Napoleonic Wars, for sure.

They dropped it sometime around the 1770s I'd say, which seems to be the point when the Ottomans started inviting Western advisors in to change things, and you get stuff like the Nizam-i Djedid.

mediafire.com/download/726f528kk8m0935/Osprey - ELI 058 - The Janissaries.pdf

There's this variant of Lion Rampart coming January 2017.

Africa 1943 and Kursk 1943 are good games, they're like simulationist wargames with RTT/RTS controls which makes them nice entry level wargames.

The fuck is this...

Sam goes Firefly.

The game Sam has been talking about since Blucher.

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Does anyone have Bolt Action - Empire in Flames yet?

Didn't it get posted in one of the recent threads?

Maybe you're thinking of Duel in the Sun?

HAHAHA YOU RETARD THAT WAS DUEL IN THE SUN

Maybe, I don't play BA I just remember something getting posted.

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would anyone have the recent Ospreys like Nazi Moonbase or Horizon Wars - couldnt even get them in the shops this weekend.

TIA

>Nazi Moonbase

Oh yes, who could forget the Lunar War of 69.

I didn't know I wanted to play that, but now I know.

I was more gently mocking asking about 'Nazi Moonbase' here but yes, alternate history with Nazi stuff is pretty fun.

Just painted some Austrian Grenadiers, they are the coolest.

I have Horizon wars
...hardback version.

Well designed system, far more innovative and developed than the usual guff Osprey publishes as games. Definitely not historical though.

Anyone got the chain of command supplements? the mini campaign books and at the sharp end?

Dumping my bits

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That's probably everything related.

Alt-history settings for Cold War (or else) in Space are always nice.

Bar the Artifact microgame, nothing else in the genre, right?

Battlezone (1998).

Technically Battlezone 2 too.

> Battlezone (1998).

Redux version of that came out on Steam recently. Apparently it's a pretty good update.

It's not. Trust a vet of years of the 1.5 version on this one. And we are going dangerously offtopic. Maybe a new thread would have been better, yes.

Slow thread slow life bmp.

Do we have Five Men at Kursk in the mediafire?

Also, is it just the updated version of Five Men in Normandy?

>this thread
>my name is Murat

cool, i didn't know i shared a name with someone on napoleons side

So what would you gents suggest for a good Napoleonics game that plays well at 15mm? I want something a bit less simulation and more game, but something that still feels like a proper Napileonic game. I just know there tend to be a lot of games that get way too bogged down in other things that the core mechanics of the game get muddled.

bmp

Murat's always had a bit of a bad rap as "the Dandy King", with a lot of emphasis placed on his foppish obsession for costume and general party-boy antics. He was very much a light cavalryman, although not quite as extravagant as Lasalle. Being married to one of Napoleon's sisters made him an important part of the inner circle, but it seems no-one ever has a good word to say about Caroline. The Neapolitan forces he commanded were famous for their gorgeous uniforms, and Murat was constantly redesigning and tweaking them. However they were equally famous as being the worst army in the Wars. Supposedly Napoleon refused to give them Eagles because "these troops are no better than none at all." Apparently the best regiment in the force was the all-black 7th "Royal African", which performed very well in the 1812-13 campaigns.

Murat was, however, immensely brave and a competent leader (although certainly not in the upper tiers of Napoleonic commanders). After an inspired but cynical attempt to take up the cause of Italian unification (if only to preserve his throne) he was captured and executed, and died very bravely.

>When the fatal moment arrived, Murat walked with a firm step to the place of execution, as calm, as unmoved, as if he had been going to an ordinary review. He would not accept a chair, nor suffer his eyes to be bound. "I have braved death (said he) too often to fear it." He stood upright, proudly and undauntedly, with his countenance towards the soldiers; and when all was ready, he kissed a cameo on which the head of his wife was engraved, and gave the word — thus: "Soldiers! Do your duty! Straight to the heart but spare the face. Fire!"

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim_Murat

>Battlezone (1998)
maaaaaaah nigga. Loved that game when it came out, and have gone back to it many times over the years. I jump online occasionally but no one ever wants a strategy game...

I dont think any game has mastered that mix of RTS and FPS as well as Battlezone did. glorious game.

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We now have a proper scan of DBA 3.0, complete with army lists.

mediafire.com/download/1lfvfani2aevoym/DBA 3.0.pdf

Looking good user

No to the first, and yes to the second

Just play Black Powder.

There's an updated version out on Steam.

I remember playing the demo, had fun.

>"Ectoplasms"

wat

Why would you wish that blandness on him?

What scale are Bolt Action figures/28mm?

1:64?

I thought it was 1:72 but I went to the store and 1:72 was too small.

these models looks amazing, what company are they from?

28mm, approx. 1:56.

1:72 is 20-23mm or truescale 25mm.

28mm is not a scale.

Are there any simultaneous turn rules for post-1919?

Duh, that's why I'm asking what scale my Bolt Action figures are.

Thanks.

As others have said, they're close to 1:56 - but if you're looking for vehicles, the Tamiya 1/48 (and any other 1/48 kit, I'd think) look fine next to 28mm guys.

Question to keep the thread bumped during off-peak:

If you were able to travel in time and join any military formation from ancient to recent past, who would you choose and why? The catch however, is that the unit has to be one that was eventually destroyed, and you have to be present for its final battle. Who do you chose and how will you go out in style?

> Also, is it just the updated version of Five Men in Normandy?

Not really, it tries to do some things a bit differently rather than just iterating on FMiN.

Thanks, user.

Do you have any Special to dump?

Thanks.
I was taking a look at what I could - and it looks like the scale is a bit larger, closer to a platoon level.

Only this one

mediafire.com/download/rnkp81v7uilro5s/summerspecial2013.pdf

I mean, if this was a case of me being able to, I probably wouldn't. If I had to then either the 44th Regiment of Foot or the French Swiss Guards.

I'd say the Landsknechte at the Battle of Mohács. They were the longest to hold the line against the Turks, even when the Hungarians fled the field of battle.

Plus I love puffy sleeves and Zweihanders.

Sharp Practice 2, look up in the Napoleonic folder, user.

The Black Band.

Landsknechts fuck yeah!

Also, some of the best landsknecht p0rn around the web, best gourmet shit ever.

stuartsworkbench.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Landsknechts

Last thread I saw some hex and chit stuff going down. Where can I get some kick ass hex maps?

Also, does /hwg/ need a logo image to make it easier to spot on the catalog?

>ctrl+f faggot

The folder has tons of that hex and chit stuff, I'm sure you'll find some to your liking.

A logo would be neat. We've been around long enough to have that.

>Where can I get some kick ass hex maps?
The Avalon Hill, SPI, GDW, and Strategy & Tactics folders

I would say scale is about the same, but it has better support for more. The game system was restructured a bit though and is now a bit more "hardcore". Things die a lot easier.

Dont. Really dont. They have potential, but are bugged as hell.

TYVM indeed!

yeah check out the strategy and tactics folders in the OP. Each one has a hex and chit game you could probably print off and play

Horizon wars
Definitely not historical though.

yet .... ;-)

I'm gonna have to buy it online arent I - Damn you Osprey !!!!!

Shut it, you're a caterpillar.

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Could someone enlighten me a bit about the Imperial german Baltic sea division(that took part in the finnish civil war)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_Sea_Division

Like, did it have any specific insignia or anything like that?

Needed a cheap terrain mat to use for an upcoming 3mm "tournament" (just a bunch of friends at my house to play some 3mm napoleonics)

I settled on ordering from Hotzmats, can anyone confirm I didnt just make a huge mistake?

you probably would have been fine with a cheap green felt mat.

But I'm sure this will look much nicer.

Yeah I thought their european fields mat would work nicer

I'm sure it will look very nice, but for £30 I should hope so.

take pictures of the mat and the tournament please

The stage is set for some medieval Italian gang warfare. Built up some Venetian streets and canals in my Roll20 room, plus the interiors for some of the buildings.

Lots of stilettos, and perhaps some literal cloak and dagger antics, all played out in Chevauchee.

Isn't there at least a couple of books about this "scene"?

There's some mention of bravos and gang fights in Osprey's book on the Venetian Empire.

mediafire.com/download/rslto8bqk7oqyeb/Osprey - MAA 210 - The Venetian Empire 1200-1670.pdf

thearma.org/essays/BridgeWars.htm

>arma

Pretty neat! Would be nice to see a list of sources though.

not-quite-a-bmp

What do you guys recommend for the Nine Years War?

>these vehicles dont even protect against bullets

whats the point?