Lion Rampant: The Crusader States | Osprey Games | Flipthrough

We’re taking a look at a new Lion Rampant book, in the instantly recognisable blue gaming book cover of Osprey Games … wait … no … What devilry is this red cover? … and from the University of Edinburgh? Have we entered another reality? Has 2020 decided to throw a dimension hopping twist into its already sorry tale of woe?
Let's find out!
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[@JackSargePainting]

Very interesting indeed. Not my period, but a big fan of Lion Rampant and would love to see this concept extended to other stuff.

[@gavinpearson74]

If you like the mix of historian and wargames then have a look at Prof Phil Sabin’s Lost Battles - rules, historical scenarios and a very detailed discussion on the history driving the rules design.

[@kassar7146]

This rulebook looks like a god damn textbook.

[@CesarIsaacPerez]

I wonder if this will be incorporated into the Lion Rampant 2nd ed they just announced...

[@SGusky]

Fire forge miniature anyone?

[@coffinskoffin4942]

Haha hell yeah!

[@gkspain1]

Very nice, all the best Garry

[@DavidSmith-fy4tm]

What a load of #### . Have to say one of the wrost set of wargames rules my club as ever played. It's a complete joke. Most of us have been wargames 30 to 40 years.
Don't pay it

[@kassar7146]

Can you say what's actually wrong with it?

[@dmdoudou]

What do you thing is wrong with the rules? Like Adam said, it is mostly for casual gamers so the rules are simple and abstract.

[@fuckedfromabove1969]

This should be the standard for historical wargaming imo.