Chain of Command game

Last week I was lucky to be invited to a game of Chain of Command by my friend Mattias that run the Northern Wargaming blog. It was a Attack and Defend scenario on the Western Front 1944 that was played out on Mattias stunning terrain and with his exellent painted minis, what more to ask for.

You can see a lot more pictures and read a full AAR at Mattias blog, Northern Wargaming

Chain of Command first test game...

Last Sunday I hand Jonas had our first go with the latest rules "Chain of Command" from the Too Fat Lardies.

As we tested it in my kitchen we were limited by my kitchen table so the gaming area was just 60x90cm, we used our old 15mm collections (Jonas used his Germans and I my Americans) and used cm instead of inch.

Even if I haden´t realy read the rules it turned out to a greate game with lots of tense moments. The very inovative activation system worked realy greate.

I realy like the use of a patrol phase (have to learn how to use it to the best in future games...) and that all units are keept of board and you during the game have to decide IF this is the right moment to send them in.

It seems like we will be running some more Chain of Command later this autum, probably in 28mm, we just have a 1930´s project to finish first:)

I took some more pictures during our game and you will find them in the AAR over at Jonas Blog, so just keep moving there:)