Naval supplement

[ochoin]

I'm curious: has anyone ever considered adding a naval aspect to the rules?

My little group did for the Bronze Age:

http://bennosfiguresforum.com/viewtopic ... in#p164621

It began as a way of using a flank march but naturally (much like aerial warfare in WW1) progressed to the two sides trying to interfere with each other.

I'm currently expanding the small fleet & working out some basic (very basic!) movement & melee rules. The concept is to keep it as a skirmish so not to distract too much from the core battle on land, using the core FoG rules.

[ochoin]

No comments? ....anyone?

[berthier]

It might be interesting especially in a campaign context.

[philqw78]

When the rules were first released many years ago there was talk of a campaign and siege supplements. Bugger all materialised though

[ochoin]

When the rules were first released many years ago there was talk of a campaign and siege supplements. Bugger all materialised though

That's a pity. Both would have been very useful.