Re: (TFT) Pirates!

[Joey Beutel <mejobo@comcast.net>]

Oh, good call for Wooden Ships and Iron Men!
I hadn't thought of that for some reason, but that would be perfect  
for just about any time from 1600-1840 ish.

I actually already got a good economic system... I am currently  
working on writing a Space combat supplement for a little company  
called Two Hour Wargames and in that i'm doing a bunch of economic and  
world creation/interaction stuff, so the main issue was finding a way  
to represent naval battles.
On Oct 29, 2010, at 9:06 PM, PvK wrote:

> In my TFT campaign, I used Metagaming's galley combat microgame  
> Ramspeed, as well as Avalon Hill's naval wargame Wooden Ships & Iron  
> Men (though few ships in my game had any cannon, the sailing  
> movement rules are pretty good), with a few tweaks and adjustments  
> to make them work together. Note that in coastal waters, usually a  
> rowed galley will be faster in the short haul, than a ship under  
> sail only.
>
> --- Jay_Carlisle@charter.net wrote:
>
> ...
>
> Also, an open ended game will need rules for sailing.
> I suggest modified Car Wars.
>
> ...
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