Hi, I'm looking for some advice on the use of submarines. In the the early war they seem somewhat pathetic. I've even seen a Battleship run into them when they were hidden, and the sub suffered 5 hits to none. I'm used to seeing the reverse happen in CEAW. And advice would be useful.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8481/8168879259_554515267e_b.jpg Mainly Baccus 6mm, with some Heroics and Ros figures. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8197/8168908828_65c61588bb_b.jpg Hoplites http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7268/8168879037_7888f0f37a_b.jpg From left to right - Campanian, Greek and Taren...

I suspect this may follow the same path as CEAW and FOG. playing games versus the AI is where you learn the game, Multi-player will be where the real fun begins.

Morale loss. When that drops to 0, the nation will offer surrender. You can't see the morale value of your enemies though, so it's about trying to do as much damage until they reach their breaking point. In addition, when a nation has lost all its capitals it can no longer produce units. Marseille ...

So what impact does the loss of Paris have on the French, obviously unlike CEAW, France doesn't surrender when Paris falls.

One question, do units accumulate experience through combat, and lose experience with replacements?

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8472/8139931738_8067329cfd_b.jpg Composed mainly of Gripping Beast and some Black Treee design figures. I couldn't resist using some Gladiatorial figures even though it was extremely unlikely that the ex-Gladiators would have worn their old equipment. http://farm9.stat...

Excellent - really looking forward to this. Thank you very much.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8465/8117430541_5a6c9befd7_b.jpg Composed almost entirely of Heriocs and Ros figures except the leftmost cavalry unit which is from Irregular miniatures. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8468/8117442026_9a39654446_z.jpg Scutarii http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8324/81174302...

1. HYW English (Continental) Early 1320 – 1414 AD
2. HYW English (Continental) Late 1415 – 1455 AD
3. Anglo Irish (later) 1415 – 1500 AD

1. Spanish (Iberian) 300 – 1 BC
2. Foederate Roman (Western) 451 – 493 AD
3. Principate Roman (260-284

1. Arab conquest (later)
2. Early Byzantine
3. Nikephorain Byzantine (later)

1. Sparatacus Slave Revolt (HF)
2. Dacian
3. Galatian (Macedonian Invasion)

Comprised entirely of Gripping beast 28mm figures and LBM shield transfers and banners. 1x4Bd(Gen), 10x4Bd, 1x3Wb/3Bd/3Bw,2Ps Not one of my best efforts, probably painted in a hurry, and it didn't cost me much to purchase the figures, the blond hair really stands out. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8...

It's not the Huns that suck, it's the map size that inhales.

It's the Naki (Rex) vs the Capital (Massina_nz) - on the weekend the Wellington rugby team trashed the Naki, so the omens are good for me.

Finished game with cavehobbit

Massina_nz Anglo Irish 26/34 v cavehobbit Nike Byzantines 24/24

Bring it on Rex

Here's my 6mm DBA Gallic army consisting mainly of Heroics and Ros figures http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8321/8072163965_e225cda1b0_b.jpg The Warband, using a mixture of Heroics and Ros Figures and Baccus figures http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8033/8072163999_483c100278_z.jpg Some British chariots ma...

Here's my 6mm DBA Gallic army consisting mainly of Heroics and Ros figures http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8321/8072163965_e225cda1b0_b.jpg The Warband, using a mixture of Heroics and Ros Figures and Baccus figures http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8033/8072163999_483c100278_z.jpg Some British chariots ma...

philqw78 wrote:All you need to do now is paint the extra 200 figures and you'll have a beautiful fog army