Standard size for units of horse are two stand squadrons and regiments can be one to three squadrons strong... However, Alan is correct - feel free to modify things as you see fit! His solution is a good one. The last version of VWQ I was working with had variable sized units, though it's been a whi...

LOL..

A hard time? I'm TRYING to get you to turn to the dark side... didn't I advise you to visit a Games Workshop store last week?

Orcs, Nazis, Magic Spells, and More... https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-5X0riRG5n00/WBZwkwCMwgI/AAAAAAAAHno/8XzO4cVXne8aJSiim788FYytd5jPX1uGwCLcB/s640/Sturmgeshutz%2Band%2BSorcery%2BIssue%2B01%2B96dpi%2B-%2BCover.jpg Sturmgeshutz and Sorcery There are five parts and it will make sense (well, SOME kind of ...

My father (red shirt) rebuilt this Farmall Cub tractor from a rusty, non-working hulk over the course of two years. He sourced as many original parts as possible (an eBay hunt that mirrors my search for 1980's era Citadel models), sanded away rust, repainted everything, and repaired the engine to wo...

You are correct. Apply the closest unit quality for these type of characters. You shouldn't use a d6 slot to take a Weapon Master for example and then choose another d10 character. If you have ALL d6 units, then you MAY still choose the Weapon Master (but good luck, these kinds of forces are a bit h...

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-fhGALUXY8V0/V8me_IxPygI/AAAAAAAAHgE/o54Qla7fpikV-MHqMFL-IIzuFLvG0OHlACLcB/s1600/Rogue%2BTrader%2B103.jpg For Donnyhammer 40k, I use the stats for weapons from the Rogue Trader book. 1. Simply use the ranges as presented. Any range modifier to hit shifts the attacker's die...

Very cool! Now you need to go high fantasy - the Renaissance orcs from Foundry (now under Warmonger) would fit in well with your Elizabethan collection...

Orclings d6
Mercenary Orcs d8
Great Orcs d10

They have all manner of characters too...

Anyway, very cool!

My initial response, especially with VWQ given its obviouse bare-bones presentation, is do what feels right to you. Your solution is a good one. However, I will say that I don't allow charges in column at my table! It doesn't say that in the PDF, but the column is called a march column. The column w...

Both good solutions... good to see players work out these kinds of things!

You've done most of the writing here! I'll edit this and have it up next week.. Thanks, and I'll take anything else you'd care to contribute!

Same goes for everyone else... Have a Donnybrook force you'd like featured on the blog? Drop me a PM...

These are fantastic, Dave... Mind if if I steal these for a guest post on the blog?

More on the Quindia Studios blog...

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-1WdjrO9hDNQ/V8LjqWs_WzI/AAAAAAAAHcI/iPhNpCdxk0UMq2_4QJ1v2mXlb8_TkTUbQCLcB/s1600/Donnyhammer%2B40k%2B96dpi.jpg Heh, for those unaware, there is a small community of gamers interested in the oldschool Warhammer games. This is usually 3rd edition fantasy and the Rogue Trader...

Infantry would fire at the actual range to the target... The trotters fire at close range because they ride forward in waves, fire, and then retire. I assume they are only doing this on their card, even though the turn is suppose to represent (mostly) simultaneous action. The problem in doing it the...