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Anyone who checks this out prior to Feb. 13, 2021 is welcome to message me to join the game, if desired. There are no rules to learn, so anyone who is familiar with BASIC Civil War tactics is free to join. We will also teach you anything you need on the fly, no problem.
More likely you are reading this long after the game. Check out the Southern California Kriegsspiel Society on Facebook. Players from around the world are welcome to join. There are no fees or requirements or anything formal like that. It's just join up and have a good time.
Thank you to all who've helped make this game possible.
I have imported a number of markers from the Gettysburg module, including the commander avatars and other generic markers used to keep track of important things on the umpire map.
I also created and added markers for the USS Tyler and USS Lexington, and a batch of steamboat markers to represent the fleet that ferried Union troops into the battle.
Dice were added.
All units scaled to historical size (more or less). Be aware this makes these units rather tiny on the map! However, this is their historical frontage, around 100 yards. In fact, the size they are at may still be somewhat generous, especially since many of these units were somewhat small during the battle.
If you are playing this on your own and you do not like the small size, highlight groups of units and enlarge them to the size you want; the point is to have fun, not recreate history with painful precision.
I still have to add the artillery and cavalry to the order of battle. That is the next major job. Then the ancillary and marker units will be created and added.
The module will be finished before the Feb. 13 game.
Upcoming: Union infantry, artillery and cavalry for both sides, supply, and ancillary units, avatars, and dice/player aids.