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Eligius wrote: Is this game playable using a standard 6' x 4' table?
Definitely
Thanks, I will keep this in mind for the future when my pile of shame has shrunk a bit
An easy way to play even larger games on a 6x4 is to use CM instead of inches and it works beautifully.
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Black Powder is recommended on 8x4 with 6x4 being a minimum
the easiest way to play BP with Epic models on 6x4 is to half the units sizes
instead of doing a 24cm line as Standard Sized unit (4 bases of Epic models, 6cm each) you use 12cm for Standard (2 bases), 6cm for Small (1 base) and 3-4 bases for Large units
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" - Rick Priestley "I've decided that I'd rather not have you as a member of TMP." - Editor, The Miniatures Page "I'd rather put my testicles through a mangle than spend any time gaming with you." - Richard, TooFatLardies "We need a Doug Craig in every store." - Warlord Games "Thank you for being here, Judge Doug!" - Adam Troke 
