I wasn't going to buy it until I'd tried out the free 'Maurice Lite' version I'd downloaded but in the end I weakened because (a) Wargames Emporium has sold out and is unlikely to get another copy, (b) the 'lite' version doesn't cover irregular troops so I couldn't use my Ottoman Turks, and (c) I'd had two glasses of red wine at lunch.
I'll report back later with a review of the rules.
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We enjoyed 'Maurice' from the start, but it took us several sessions to 'get' how the flow of the game and hand management worked. It's good fun; not too complicated and gives an enjoyable game.
I quite fancy an Ottoman army for it; a project for another day (early 18th Century Poles wouldn't be a lot different in terms of troop make-up either).
Cheers, Alan.
I have some Baccus Poles to paint up.
Hopefully this will be the set of 18th century rules I've been searching for.
They are very interesting rules; I must give them another go. Longstreet are very good, too.
I like your 'c' excuse I must remember that one. Look forward to your opinion on the rules.
Cheers
Richard P
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