What ruleset do you use in your last game?

[Hertsblue]

1. BKC

2. Japanese v. 14th Army. Not sure if a ruleset designed chiefly for armour action is totally suitable for a largely infantry game, though.

3. Jury's still out. Fairly simple to use, but lacks unit structure. Ideally, I'd like BKC command and control grafted on to FOW unit structure. I prefer BKC attrition rates, however.

4. Yes, but we'll give them a fair crack.

[Nellkyn]

1)   Scudbusters II
2)   SAS and Iraqi
3)   Not to begin with but do so now. Will give it another go before making a decision to continue playing.
4)   First time out and to see if it was worth cracking on with painting up some miniatures specifically for the game.

[Steve J]

I'd like BKC command and control grafted on to FOW unit structure.

You can do this, see below:

http://www.blitzkrieg-commander.com/Downloads/Publications/BKC-II/BKC-Converting-OOBs.pdf

[Steve J]

Dux Bellorum
Romano- British and Welsh vs Saxon and Irish.
Easy to understand game that was great fun.
3rd time of using with many more to come I'm sure .

[Leman]

1. Square Bashing using Pendraken 10mm

2.White Russians v. Poles

3.Very straightforward rules giving an exciting game with a definite outcome, all on a 4'x3' table.

4. Third game I've played and will be using them increasingly as I move back in time into early WWI both East and West.

[Wulf]

SeaWar: 1805
Generic forces, but pretty much British vs. French/Spanish (Napoleonic)
Not quite happy with the rules, but getting there, as this was my first game.

Played with Tumbling Dice 1:4800 Napoleonic warships. Teeny but rather nice... I just played out a simple encounter to figure out the rules. No conclusive victory, I reset the game 3 or 4 times when I got rules wrong. French seemed to be losing owing to flagship surrendering when the ship's cat was taken out by cannon fire (yes, that really is in the rules - symbolising any number of more realistic reasons for surrender during combat).

[fsn]

1) The FSN Omni-Rules (I use them for everything.)
2) 1940, French armour ripping into a German infantry column
3) Hell yes
4) Nope. First used about 1978. Still in play testing.

[Genom]

It was Mordheim last Monday night.  However looking forward to my game this Monday at the club.

1) Blitzkrieg Commander
2) Germans vs British, Italy July 1943
3) Will continue to play these rules.
4) We play BKC a lot, though not normally to any historical action.

[jchaos79]

Ok, I see this still active. I'm going to summarize and reopen the question.

43 people answered, and played very very different games. I could not say there is main played ruleset.

I have to admit there are a lot of rules set I did not even to exist among the ones played. I think that if you invest time playing with them they are worth. I have to make some google search

GAME --> nº of players who had played

warmaster   --> 2  
CWC
Blietzkrieg commander --> 3
Kings of war
Black powder --> 2
Rules of engagement
Saga
Flames of war
Dux Bellorum --> 3
Steve J Friend home rules
Dystopian wars
white man's burden
Own micro-rules
Musket n tomahawk
Hail Ceaser    --> 2
USE ME zombie dawn
To the last Gaiter Button
Cold war commander
Regiment of foote
Bolt Action --> 2
Battlefield miniature moden warefare
Patriot n loyalist
De bellis magistrorum millitum
Regimental fire n fury
The one ring
Dux Brittanica
Field of Battle (Piquet lite) 1866
British Grenadier
Force on force
Battle group kursk
Scudbuster II
Square bashing
Sea war 1805
FSN omni rules

[Leman]

Latest club game 1859:

* smallest unit is regiment/gun battery

* for French/Sardinians v. Austrians in Northern Italy

* gives a relatively quick game and subunits disappear quite quickly

* rulebook is excellent on background info, tactics, scenarios, OOBs etc.

[richinq]

1)  FIW canoe racing rules off the web.
2)  Mostly played Bolt action  15mm ,  still paint my 10mm stuff  , 10mm is what i am using for all news ww2 Bolt Action.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Flames of War Nam last weekend.
Hoping to get Franco Prussian campaign game in this week! 

[Leman]

Last game was Bloody Barons - some very unfortunate dice rolls led to a slaughter of the Lancastrians.

[petercooman]

 BKC II again this week, and also a game of axis and allies war at  sea. Been playing that game a lot lately, just so much fun!!

[Le Manchou]

1. GDB
2. French vs Austrians
3. Yes, although I still don't master every details
4. No