For maybe two hours the M'yasmans came under heavy pressure, but it's being a very hot day, and once the sausage sizzle came on (the game was played at the Woolston Club) the girls got a bit bored and the pressure slackened. As it would. Never mind: it was fun while it lasted!
Since the map in the previous posting is not oriented how I'd like, I'll try again...
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A promising prologue indeed!
ReplyDeleteAnd how lucky you are, to have an opponent / partner in wargaming at home! I tried, some 20 years ago, but my daughter felt video games more attractive than pushing minis, rolling dice and cross-reading casualty tables...
Compliments,
Jean-louis