Guys, thanks for reviewing Chain of Command. I’m not going to say anything about the rules, but I do feel that I should let you know about events that feature Chain of Command. We don’t run tournaments as Chain of Command is not a tournament rule set. We do attend TooFatLardies games days right across the UK throughout the year, generally every two weeks, where Chain of Command plays a central part of the games on offer. At all the top UK shows there is a Lard Zone dedicated to our rule systems and where Chain of Command also features prominently. At Historicon last month and other HMGS events in the US Lard America have a Lard Zone. We will be at Historicon next year to run games. This year Rich attended Cancon in Australia where the Lard Zone had twenty five tables busy for the full four days. Please don’t think that just because we don’t do (or want to do) tournaments that we aren’t supporting our rule sets. We literally travel the world to do so. Indeed we will be at the Hartenstein Airborne Museum in Arnhem later this year running Chain of Command there.
Great points! Thanks so much for the insight. I look forward to more Chain of Command games soon. Sharpe's Practice is in the hopper as well. Keep up the Great work!
🎉is there a USA way to order chain of command? I tried placing an order a few months ago. Direct and due to size wouldn’t let me? I got one email from the maker to fox and they never did
Both rule sets offer some new mechanics. Pulling die out of a bag or using your leaders to issue orders and when to bring on squads or teams. I prefer CoC, as opposed to BA. I found CoC to be very intuitive and a better simulation of WWII Platoon combat using tactics of the day.
Guys, thanks for reviewing Chain of Command. I’m not going to say anything about the rules, but I do feel that I should let you know about events that feature Chain of Command. We don’t run tournaments as Chain of Command is not a tournament rule set. We do attend TooFatLardies games days right across the UK throughout the year, generally every two weeks, where Chain of Command plays a central part of the games on offer. At all the top UK shows there is a Lard Zone dedicated to our rule systems and where Chain of Command also features prominently.
At Historicon last month and other HMGS events in the US Lard America have a Lard Zone. We will be at Historicon next year to run games. This year Rich attended Cancon in Australia where the Lard Zone had twenty five tables busy for the full four days.
Please don’t think that just because we don’t do (or want to do) tournaments that we aren’t supporting our rule sets. We literally travel the world to do so. Indeed we will be at the Hartenstein Airborne Museum in Arnhem later this year running Chain of Command there.
Great points! Thanks so much for the insight. I look forward to more Chain of Command games soon. Sharpe's Practice is in the hopper as well. Keep up the Great work!
🎉is there a USA way to order chain of command? I tried placing an order a few months ago. Direct and due to size wouldn’t let me? I got one email from the maker to fox and they never did
Both rule sets offer some new mechanics. Pulling die out of a bag or using your leaders to issue orders and when to bring on squads or teams. I prefer CoC, as opposed to BA. I found CoC to be very intuitive and a better simulation of WWII Platoon combat using tactics of the day.
I think they both bring AMAZING things to the wargaming table, so I am a fan of both. When more people are playing wargames...it's a win, win!
Fantastic podcast as always guys!
Thanks!
Thanks brother! We appreciate it!