FPW playtesting?

Started by Dave, 22 March 2010, 07:21:32 PM

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Dave

22 March 2010, 07:21:32 PM Last Edit: 09 July 2010, 06:33:26 PM by Leon
I've had some FPW rules sat on one side for a while now, that I'd like to get published or available as a download, so I'm looking for someone to playtest them for me?  Anyone interested?

EDIT: Rules added as a download:
http://www.pendraken.co.uk/FileBin/Pendraken FPW rules.doc

nikharwood

22 March 2010, 08:35:09 PM #1
I'd be happy to help Dave - it's a period I've always wanted to get into...this might be a good excuse  8)

Last Hussar

22 March 2010, 08:51:06 PM #2
Sunjester is your man- I've linked this for him.
I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain why you are wrong.

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Leon

22 March 2010, 09:21:53 PM #3
Cheers, I'll let Dave know.
www.pendraken.co.uk - Now home to over 10,000 products, including nearly 5000 items for 10mm wargaming, plus MDF bases, Battlescale buildings, I-94 decals, Litko Gaming Aids, Militia Miniatures, Raiden Miniatures 1/285th aircraft, Red Vectors MDF products, Vallejo paints, Tiny Tin Troops flags and much, much more!

sunjester

22 March 2010, 09:26:29 PM #4
I'd certainly be up for this.

Nosher

22 March 2010, 09:52:23 PM #5
I'd be up for this too - have a sshedload of FPW to paint and this might be the inspiration I need!
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lentulus

23 March 2010, 01:36:25 AM #6
I've studied the war a fair bit, and would enjoy trying out a novel rules set.  What sort of level of game -- groundscale, intended size of battle, that sort of thing?

Last Hussar

23 March 2010, 09:00:03 AM #7
Who is this Dave bloke anyway- is he some noob?  He's only got 5 posts! :D :D :D
I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain why you are wrong.

"The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little."
Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Shedman

23 March 2010, 11:39:37 AM #8
I'll give them  a go

Alan

Dave

23 March 2010, 06:00:44 PM #9
I've

Dave

23 March 2010, 06:01:13 PM #10
got

Dave

23 March 2010, 06:02:05 PM #11
10

Dave

23 March 2010, 06:02:16 PM #12
posts

Dave

23 March 2010, 06:02:24 PM #13
now!

nikharwood

23 March 2010, 08:22:54 PM #14
 ;D Nice Dave, nice  8)
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