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Frage: Ottoman Army in the 18th cent.

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Poliorketes:
Den \'Enemy at the Gates\' habe ich gerade gelesen, das Buch ist nicht unbedingt schlecht, aber eine Kaufempfehlung kann ich auch nicht geben. Sehr unstrukturiert in der zeitlichen Reihenfolge, Schwerpunkt sind die Wiener Belagerung 1683 und die folgenden Feldzüge bis zur Eroberung Budas. Insgesamt ganz OK für den Einstieg.

bobblanchett:
I\'ll tell greg :)

a good thread listing/comparing rulesets is here
http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=157701

I used to play age of reason and WRG C18 rules..  played KK but it was a little \"napoleons battles\" for me.. though I loved its campaign, deployment and siege systems from the 2ed
just got sick of fiddling with casting casulaties and expanding lines and closing them.
AoR is ok if you can stil find a copy, but I felt that the artillery in AoR was massively overpowered.

Pro gloria and fredericus rex are free I can send you copies if you dot want to join the yahoo group
Ottoman Warfare, 1500-1700 by Rhoads Murphey is also worth a look

bobblanchett:
and WHY are all the bloody wargamers seem to be in NRW?
my fiancee wont move I\'ve asked!

arent theer any historical gamers near Mainhattan? ;)

Poliorketes:
You\'re wrong with that. There are some very active Gamen the Rhein/Ruhr-vincinity, but the hotspots for historical wargaming in Germany are Hamburg, Berlin and Rhein/Main.

bobblanchett:
oh well all I was able to find in Frankfurt proper were a v small club with a dozen great blokes who have a tiny basement with two tables.. the Spieltrieb

I guess im spoiled for choice here in Melbourne.

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