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Crossbows & Cannon I – Renaissance Battled Quad Game (3W – World Wide Wargames)
$5.00
This standalone wargame utilizes the game system as 3W’s ‘Royalists and Roundheads’. The wargame features a command system intended to simulate the problems of command during the Renaissance where leaders are rated for command, initiative and combat.
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3W (World Wide Wargames) – Crossbows & Cannon I – Renaissance Battled Quad Game
This standalone wargame utilizes the game system as 3W’s ‘Royalists and Roundheads’. The wargame features a command system intended to simulate the problems of command during the Renaissance where leaders are rated for command, initiative and combat.
The four battles are Pavia 1525, Garigliano 1503, Ravenna 1512, and Bicocca 1522.
Weapons in the game range from arquebusses, crossbows, cannon, pike and more. Units include stradiots, genitors, pikemen and more.
A follow up Crossbows and Cannon II is also available.
This download includes the following:
– High Quality Rulebook in PDF format
– Full color maps ready to print
– Full color high quality counter sheets ready to print
– All charts ready to print
– FAQ’s
A fantastic addition to any wargame collection in a convenient format.
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