I've been thinking about tweaking it now that the newest version is out. If anyone has any feedback, good or bad, please feel free to post it.

I went ahead and edited the 1st post rather than add the information here. Figured changing the thread title might be helpful with avoiding confusion.

OK, it's finally done. Hopefully the 1st of many more in this format. Any feedback is appreciated.

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CC-01 PAVLOV’S HOUSE

German vs Russian

Stalingrad, Russia
October 20, 1942
Turns: 6
Scenario Size: Small
Preferred Side ...

Building would be good - though it would also be good if they could be occupied. There were battles where buildings played a role in this way - Dyrrachion was one. However, I guess that is when things become complicated, as we would then want to set buildings on fire ....

Yes, it would need some ...

In my Rise of Rome Capaingn we use a real europenan map with area but we don't have movement per se (you can attack adjacent area, the winner take the area). Actually area or box on a real map regulate movement the same.

Unless you use hex which add a complexity layer, it should be nice.

We have ...

Thanks to everyone for the feedback. I will be re-reading through these posts and checking out the campaigns mentioned. Once I have done that I will likely post again asking for more feedback so I can further refine the project I am working on.

Just curious and figured the people hanging out in this section would know. I am currently working on my own campaign game/system using FoG as the tactical combat engine and there are some sticking points I am held up on that need to be clarified/worked out before I press forward. I have a map, a ...