Test games of PITS

[Leslie BT]

So it there a report on the game session using Patrols in the Sudan and how it went?

[Stewart 46A]

Hi Les, long time ago in a different world, I seem to remember about 8 players on 3 tables.
I think we played 3 games During the day with lots of tea and coffee.
There were some winners and a few players came second.
 There were some new players and I think the day was enjoyed by all.


Stewart

[Smiley Miley 66]

A long time ago now it seems and a completely different world.
It is an army I would like to do at some point, now I have a fort !I now have the rules as well.
The army that I will do for it will be dual purpose. As it will also represent a British/Canadian force for CWB or at least a percentage will do.
When I done my Western forces this year, I done it with PITS in mind, as Stewart suggested?I ve got an Indian force from PP to do as the Enemy.
Miles

[Leslie BT]

Any rule additions, revisions etc.

[Stewart 46A]

No Les, not that I can remember


Stewart

[Smiley Miley 66]

At some point I would love to be able to work with Stewart, on his thoughts and ideas on expanding PITS to other areas ? Like using it for the Wild West ? But I will need to get a fort for that era done as well.
Miles

[Stewart 46A]

Morning Mile,
You can use PITs as is for the Wild West.
Replace US Cavalry for  British/Egyptian , Native Americans for Dervish.
Scenario - US have to visit a number of homesteads and collect civilians and return     
Scenario - US have to recon native village and return


Stewart

[Leslie BT]

Agreed Stewart, these rules would work for any native force against regular trained troops.