Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In our last tabletop wargame, you saw 6 guys from the club refight the Battle of Acre using Lion Rampant. The original rules as published by Osprey Games are intended for skirmishes with individually based models. How did we use this game system for a mass battle field engagement?
Chris Grau joins us to discuss how he adapted the game for bigger battles, the changes he made, a big change he chose NOT to make, and his philosophy on house rules. Chris also shares his detailed notes and new quick reference sheet so that you can try this big battle variant at home! Visit our official website, LittleWarsTV.com and check out the "Free Stuff" section for the PDF downloads. The notes, QRS, and entire scenario are 100% free. Please thank Chris in the comments!
If you want to learn more about Lion Rampant, we reviewed the game years ago here on Little Wars TV. You can watch our review here:
youtube.com/watch?v=V7IAOhBKFS8
In our last tabletop wargame, you saw 6 guys from the club refight the Battle of Acre using Lion Rampant. The original rules as published by Osprey Games are intended for skirmishes with individually based models. How did we use this game system for a mass battle field engagement?
Chris Grau joins us to discuss how he adapted the game for bigger battles, the changes he made, a big change he chose NOT to make, and his philosophy on house rules. Chris also shares his detailed notes and new quick reference sheet so that you can try this big battle variant at home! Visit our official website, LittleWarsTV.com and check out the "Free Stuff" section for the PDF downloads. The notes, QRS, and entire scenario are 100% free. Please thank Chris in the comments!
If you want to learn more about Lion Rampant, we reviewed the game years ago here on Little Wars TV. You can watch our review here:
youtube.com/watch?v=V7IAOhBKFS8
