Bekaa Blues is a set of free wargames rules for 1/285 micro armor battles set in Lebanon in 1982.
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Shields and Blades Dark Ages rules
Shields and Blades is a set of free wargames rules by Jackson Gamer Eric Wood. It is designed as a "squad level" game, with each casting representing 10 to 15 men.
From the introduction:
Overview
This rule set is a squad-level scale using side move / countermove system. The rule set has opportunity fire (with both standing and moving fire). Since these rules are not skirmish level, the shield facing and facing of the castings is not a problem.Squad Scale
This rule set deals with each casting representing a squad of a fifteen men rather than tactical or grand tactical scales. As a result the formation and movement rules are very fluid and the distance ranges might seem wrong to some one, until they realize that the battles are "zoomed in".
Since we are not skirmish level, shield facing and facing of the castings is not a problem. One can do a skirmish level game with these rules easily by worrying about the shield facing and increasing the weapon 3” and movement ranges an additional d6”.Scale
1:15 thus 1 casting represents 15 men. 1' = 120 yards, 1" = 10 yards. Time frame is 1 minute. 2 fire phases. Infantry unit has 180 men; cavalry has 90 riders and 90 horses. Minute walk moves 1’ (12”).
Infantry base is 3/4" x 3/4". Assume each infantryman wants 4' front x 7' back. Fits 15 castings with 5 along the front and 3 ranks deep.
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Indo-Pakistani Campaign for Not Quite Mechanized
Chris Kemp has a mini campaign for his Not Quite Mechanized rules.
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The Great War Naval Rules
The Great War Naval Rules is a very comprehensive set of rules for WWI Naval warfare.
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Combat Captain WWII Rules
Combat Captain is a set of free wargames rules in which the basic unit is a company consisting of up to eight squads. Author David Raybin says that the rules "allow a high degree of flexibility in unit activity during a turn. The idea is simplicity of play so the game will move along to a satisfactory conclusion in under three hours."
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