Battle of Balaclava
We gathered at Duncan's "man-cave" for yet another monthly game. This time it was my Balaclava (1854; Crimean War) re-fight with two twists. The first twist was that this game postulated that after the Light Brigade took their lumps the British and French and Turks counter-attacked in the afternoon to retake the entire position lost in the morning. Thus the allies moved round the now-Russian position and attacked. The allies tried as hard as they could but darkness fell and the counter-attack was not a success. The SECOND twist is that this was not Balaclava but was a disguised scenario. The terrain was really the second day of Gettysburg!! It was great fun. Here are the photos.

Here are Duncan's French holding the line.














2 comments:
The game was a lot of fun. The rules have a lot of interesting streamlines and I will definitely look to playing these again. I think the rules presentation needs some work but considering you stuffed them all into 2 pages you did a remarkable job David.
--Pete
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