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Breakthrough to the Bridge
An LGTSA Tractics Scenario Battle Report
© 2018 by Robert J. Kuntz.
Scenario Designed and Adjudicated by E. Gary Gygax, January, 1972
American Team (attackers): Don Kaye; Thomas Champeny
German Team (defenders): Rob Kuntz, commander Luftwaffe ground troops; Bill Corey, commander of a timed reinforcing SS Tiger tank section
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The Battle of St. Hubris
An LGTSA Napoleonics battle report, 1975, that took place at the Dungeon Hobby Shop, Lake Geneva, using over 1,000 hand-painted 30mm figures (Scruby Miniatures) and the Column, Line & Square Rules by Fred Vietmeyer.
French and Prussians (attackers): Joe Fischer, Joe Goodfellow, Thomas Champeny
Russians (defenders): Rob Kuntz, Terry Kuntz
Finish line in sight, that is good news.
ReplyDeleteSomething that might interest you over at http://odd74.proboards.com/post/209998 there is an attempt to redefine terms so that OD&D is a closed System and 3E is an open system. The mainstream never quits, they only doubledown.
Read it. He is referring to a preselection process of choices set in place and thus it itself is a closed form. It is not a true open-ended system because the variables are countable and reach their limits (eventually). I too have seen this explanation. It's called taking limited granularity and pawning it off as true open form, which it is not, It's just linear scaling taken to its super-imposed limit where it ends.
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