Tuesday, 18 November 2014
Monday, 15 September 2014
Battles
for Empire 2: Errata and Rule changes and additions
September, 2014
There have been very few errata for the
game but some corrections and clarifications are inevitable. However, I have reconsidered some rules and
these minor changes or additions are also noted below.
MG Jamming and Rapid Fire:
After rolling for firing effects, re-roll
all misses and if any die result is a “1” the MG jams or the unit runs low on
ammunition. Otherwise, apply the rules
for the effects of jamming and low ammo as written.
Imperial and Colonial Recruit Camel
mounted units:
Imperial and Colonial Recruit camel mounted
units may not initiate a charge while mounted.
If contacted in melee while mounted these camel borne units are
automatically Shaken. Apply the marker in
the Movement Phase at the moment of contact.
Imperial and Colonial Recruit camel borne
units may attempt to Withdraw from melee.
Boer units moving and firing:
Boer units apply the -1 for moving and
firing.
Thursday, 14 August 2014
Hello all. Yes, I exist and have not entirely forgotten the blog. Over the last 6 months lots has happened including getting married! I have also finished writing an academic history book and worked on some other wargaming projects. I will be posting here soon, however. More pictures of my collection will follow and also some revisions and clarifications to the rules. Fear not, BFE2 lives and breathes. Indeed, a WWI version is in the works.
Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Saturday, 4 January 2014
Friday, 3 January 2014
Here are another couple of shots showing the basing of artillery, MGs (same as artillery) and a couple of the markers I use for losses and ammo. The bottom image shows the shield markers I use for Disorder and Shaken, one shield and two shields respectively. I know some people don't like markers on the table, but I think that these can be opportunities for adding chrome to the layout. Ignore the dice…the picture was taken to illustrate a combat example that didn't make it into the book.
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