War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Dilly McDilly,
we have graciously called out our protective forces to defend Allemania. The battle has been set up using our gallant Prussians of the same period as your idiotic French.
So to War, and may the Best German win,
O'Awesum of Tara
we have graciously called out our protective forces to defend Allemania. The battle has been set up using our gallant Prussians of the same period as your idiotic French.
So to War, and may the Best German win,
O'Awesum of Tara
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
I gather awsum has changed his name by right of conquest to Mc, O', von awsum die Schweizer...Warning: He may well well add "The Holy Roman Emperor Reborn" to his titles before long!
Although, we did find this record in a local artists sketchbook of his "German peasants on training day: Day 100."
Although, we did find this record in a local artists sketchbook of his "German peasants on training day: Day 100."
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Battle of Burnham Wood - a comment by noted historian, Charles Spencer Tracy (1989)
Historians now know that the Lord Protector Alan de l'Angle was not in fact present on the battlefield. A few days prior to the landing of Teutonic Knights in Sandwich (Kent), he had taken a ship from Portsmouth, heading for his preferred Spanish second home. This was just as well. On the battlefield, his untrained archers failed to reproduce their fine recent performance at Towton. Some were seen running headlong into pike blocks and others simply turned their backs on incoming cavalry and awaited the inevitable. Such stoic courage went unrewarded. The bargain basement landsknechts, offered to the English by kindly dukes in Allemania, were last seen surrendering to teuton light horse. A sad but instuctive day in the annals of English military history and the dawn of a new Teutonic era for these fair isles.
Historians now know that the Lord Protector Alan de l'Angle was not in fact present on the battlefield. A few days prior to the landing of Teutonic Knights in Sandwich (Kent), he had taken a ship from Portsmouth, heading for his preferred Spanish second home. This was just as well. On the battlefield, his untrained archers failed to reproduce their fine recent performance at Towton. Some were seen running headlong into pike blocks and others simply turned their backs on incoming cavalry and awaited the inevitable. Such stoic courage went unrewarded. The bargain basement landsknechts, offered to the English by kindly dukes in Allemania, were last seen surrendering to teuton light horse. A sad but instuctive day in the annals of English military history and the dawn of a new Teutonic era for these fair isles.
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Other sources report from eye witness testimony
S'rgeant at arms:........................ "I bethought that gent hath said turn about."
Young inexp'rienc'd gentle offic'r:... "Nay, thee ign'rant k'rn layabout that gent hath said those knights art going to churn us inside-out."
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Sorry for the delay. Accepted and posted, pw: ChiantiKiwiWarlord wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 9:55 am Challenge for Italy posted.
KiwiLordski's Georgian Mercenaries ( 1620-1698 ) are marching on Italy.
Does the Mad King William Felipe I accept ?
William Michael, Pike & Shot Campaigns and Field of Glory II series enthusiast
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Got it, thanksw_michael wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 12:39 amSorry for the delay. Accepted and posted, pw: ChiantiKiwiWarlord wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 9:55 am Challenge for Italy posted.
KiwiLordski's Georgian Mercenaries ( 1620-1698 ) are marching on Italy.
Does the Mad King William Felipe I accept ?
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Challenge for Territory 2 ( owned by Persia )
KiwiLordski awaits his Pot Luck Army against The Grand Sultan of Persia's finest.
oops I think 2 is unoccupied so withdraw my challenge as it is illegal.
KiwiLordski awaits his Pot Luck Army against The Grand Sultan of Persia's finest.
oops I think 2 is unoccupied so withdraw my challenge as it is illegal.
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Urgent courier to Mad King William from The Mad Hatter
Dearest, Fellow Madman
We must hold the line against KiwiLordski/ovich's great migration. If we fail, the Polish usurper of Turkey and Russia will gain the dominant control of Europe and the Title of the Holy Roman Emperor Reborn...owning Russia, Turkey and either Morocco or Italy, and owning 10 territories...no pressure!
Dearest, Fellow Madman
We must hold the line against KiwiLordski/ovich's great migration. If we fail, the Polish usurper of Turkey and Russia will gain the dominant control of Europe and the Title of the Holy Roman Emperor Reborn...owning Russia, Turkey and either Morocco or Italy, and owning 10 territories...no pressure!
[He can't claim Austria as it was not pre-owned]Rules: Owning ten territories and at least 3 preowned & named territories wins the title: ‘Holy Roman Emperor Reborn’ ending the game.
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Andre,
we have to tussle over Algeria. As I lost to Gavin with my English, I will recruit some Spanish to hop over the Med.
What period would you like to play? Feel free to set up the game with your army and the appropriate opponent. Or I can do it if you tell me what army you want to play with.
Suggest agricultural plus large as usual.
Alan
we have to tussle over Algeria. As I lost to Gavin with my English, I will recruit some Spanish to hop over the Med.
What period would you like to play? Feel free to set up the game with your army and the appropriate opponent. Or I can do it if you tell me what army you want to play with.
Suggest agricultural plus large as usual.
Alan
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
KiwiLordski's Georgians (1494-1619) challenge Lion Cub o the North for the Cossack Hetmanate.
Bring out your Cossacks & prove you are a 'Lion' .....Cub o the North
Bring out your Cossacks & prove you are a 'Lion' .....Cub o the North
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
The Lion needs the password
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Alan,
Much as I would like to defend Algeria I am unable to as I dont own it.
It is a little late in the campaign season for me as I am off on glorious military adventures in the great southern continent recently discovered by the Dutch.
But I am more than happy to issue and receive challenges next season,
Andre
Much as I would like to defend Algeria I am unable to as I dont own it.
It is a little late in the campaign season for me as I am off on glorious military adventures in the great southern continent recently discovered by the Dutch.
But I am more than happy to issue and receive challenges next season,
Andre
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
awesum4 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 7:16 pm Alan,
Much as I would like to defend Algeria I am unable to as I dont own it.
It is a little late in the campaign season for me as I am off on glorious military adventures in the great southern continent recently discovered by the Dutch.
But I am more than happy to issue and receive challenges next season,
Andre
Andre, Your erstwhile self and Andre have both claimed Algeria...do you wish to withdraw your claim, or fight for the territory?awesum4 wrote:Thu Jan 03, 2019 8:15 am PM 04/01
Gavin,
for this turn's so far unclaimed territories I will claim Algeria and Number 8.
Andre
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Might I suggest meeooow
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Gavin, Andre
Suggest that Andre and I postpone our claims for Algeria until next turn.
Suggest that Andre and I postpone our claims for Algeria until next turn.
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Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Hi WH85
I think that you set the game up ( see set-up rules ) so pw kiwi
Thanks
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
Alan,
my apologies, I didn't realise we both tried to claim Algeria. I have set up the battle as we might as well play it out and maybe we will get it finished before the next move is due. I've stuck to the rules as far as pot luck armies, version3, and medium size, but have gone for agricultural as neither of us likes heaps of shit terrain,
Andre
my apologies, I didn't realise we both tried to claim Algeria. I have set up the battle as we might as well play it out and maybe we will get it finished before the next move is due. I've stuck to the rules as far as pot luck armies, version3, and medium size, but have gone for agricultural as neither of us likes heaps of shit terrain,
Andre
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
No problem, Andre, it's always fun to play you so let's give it a try.awesum4 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 16, 2019 5:53 am Alan,
my apologies, I didn't realise we both tried to claim Algeria. I have set up the battle as we might as well play it out and maybe we will get it finished before the next move is due. I've stuck to the rules as far as pot luck armies, version3, and medium size, but have gone for agricultural as neither of us likes heaps of shit terrain,
Andre
Re: War for Europe and the Near East Campaign
There's some heavy duty, nail-biting history being made in the Near East and Eastern Europe...the Gazette has urgently sent scribes and sketch artists to investigate, and report back.