Phil Johnson and Les Benoot offer a pdf download of fog of war rules for the horse and musket era. These are a generic add on for other horse and musket rules sets, and are intended to reflect the problems offered by visibility and scouting on command control.
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Lord of The Rings Playsheet
Here’s a downloadable playsheet for Games Workshop’s Lord of the Rings game.
Point Blank Skirmish Rules
Point Blank is a set of free wargames rules where the units are fire teams and squads. Soldiers are represented individually.
Knights and Knaves Medieval Skirmish Rules
Once available as a commercial rules set — and a nice one it was — Knights and Knaves now is available as a download. Also available are the More Knights & Knaves and Castles, Cogs & Chevauches expansions.
Sahibs and Sepoys Indian Mutiny Rules
Sahibs and Sepoys is a set of free miniatures rules for the Indian Mutiny of 1857 – 1858. Author Alan Hamilton writes:
These skirmish rules are intended for the small actions which were typical of the Indian Mutiny. Thus individual characteristics are very important. The basic Unit is that commanded by a named character who is usually of Lieutenant, Captain or equivalent rank.
The suggested figure scale for rank and file is about 1:6 to 1:10 with 1:8 a good average. This scale is not used for named characters who are 1:1. This is justified in the attitude of the period. They are, therefore, cast in a heroic mould. The unit strength was calculated inbayonets or sabres the officers, sergeants, drummers and so on being extra to this establishment. Thus a company at its full strength of 100 bayonets would be an Officer, drummer, sergeant or strong man (optional) and 8 to 18 rank and file; cavalry squadrons similarly have an Officer, bugler and 4 to 9 rank and file. The Rank and File can include a proportion of Corporals, Naiks etc.