It's very simple, the publisher that owns the copyright does not believe there is a sufficient market to make it worthwhile.

Phil wrote, “Nope, only 3 games. You imagined anything else.”

Quite a lot of effort to photograph a non-game. Who was the stand in for Phil?

Thanks for posting, Pete.

Paul

Nice write up with some nicely painted figures. Thanks.

Thanks for the write ups, Pete. They’re appreciated.

Thanks for the AAR. It does look like it was a cracking game.

Thanks for the AAR, Pete. Cool temple...er, village - a real handyman’s special!

Mine is on order but, alas, today the postal workers started rotating strikes which puts my book 3 plus 3 orders for miniatures at risk. I suppose I will get all 4 orders eventually. This is one time I hope the transoceanic trip is slow so the strike is over before the orders land here.

That is pretty convincing evidence for which much thanks - so delete the guard heavy dragoons altogether. My preference would be to change it to 'Guard Light Cavalry' - even though it's only a unit of 400 which is under the '500' for a small unit. However, I would still include it in the list as it...

I was looking at the Baden Dragoons recently and thinking the same thing about whether they were light or heavy dragoons...or maybe that's a distinction that isn't relevant - at least for FoGN. I think there is something in your musings. I will post separately because any discussion would be lost in...

Hi Mike, Because I've been collecting and painting up a Swedish army I took some time to track things down - so much easier these days with internet. I ended up referencing several Swedish websites... Here's a good one by H Hogman…and I've specifically included the link to the cavalry page. http://h...

No slight on your efforts were intended. It’s a tall order producing all of those lists.

None intended for Nafziger either. His was a huge effort. An error or two is forgivable and indeed the error may be in original sources.

Hi Mike, My “who knows” was more about Nafziger’s 1813-14 ORBAT that included Swedish troops where the Lifgardet Till Hast appears in all the ORBAT except for the Leipzig one where the Guard Dragoon’s appears but not in the others. My suspicion is that these are the same unit but Nafziger used diffe...

Thanks for posting these AAR, Pete.

Thanks for writing up your thoughts on the army and the tournament battles. Really useful.

Hey Shadow Dragon are you still around ? i need to prove the Life Guard are lights.... There are also historical paintings here: https://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/c_swedishuniforms.html The image that says "Light Cavalry" has a Royal Horse Guard trooper and the origina...

Yup. Still around. Well there’s what I wrote above...Lifgardet til hast (Royal Horse Guards. They shouldn't have a cuirass. They are in the lists as guard heavy cavalry but should be guard light cavalry. Prior to 1805 they were the light Life Dragoons - Latta lifdragonregementet - and in 1814 they w...

A question - is the intent of the discussion to increase the number of FoGAM v3 players in general or specifically to increase the number of competition players? I have no idea how many books have been sold so I have no clue how v3 is doing. From the Facebook group it seems that there are quite a n...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1726636790966631 FoGAM facebook group. Thanks but I'm not on Facebook anything public? I've posted a couple of AAR on the Facebook page. There were just for fun and not intended to promote v3 since it seems to me that most of the people in the Facebook group are alre...

Syracusan army - post 412 BC Can this army get both *Non-Thessalian cavalry (0-12 bases) and *Syracusan cavalry (0-8 bases) since 'non-Thessalian' and 'Syracusan' apply? I assume so, otherwise the Syracusans would have fewer cavalry than the typical Greek city state - or at least not significantly m...