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1. marcoshape
   Member

   I am building a 28mm French and Austrian Army in parallel. Big project!
   I would like to play games as soon as possible so I am looking for Scenarios of small encounters that will allow me to play with whatever I have ready whitout waiting to have a full list.
   Moeover, is there a way to translate NapBat OOB in to Lasalle OOB?
   I am sure there is, I have seen the ones of RPardo, but suggestions are much appreciated.
   Thanks.

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. vilcum
   Member

   You have scenarios of multiple sizes in the Scenario wiki
   http://sites.google.com/site/honourscenarios/home

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. vilcum
   Member

   I have been taken by your question about "NApBAt OOB translations" and searching for it , have found some very useful gidelines to understand NApBat OBs

   http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=200711

   That should made quite trivial the conversion....but when confronted with rpardo great OOBS I found he uses "D" as notation for "dispersal number" (according to the guidelines it should be a quality indicator A being Guard and E being militia) so it seems you have to discern the quality from the proportion between this number and the total numbar, I´m sure that having a copy of napwar ruleset would help a lot...

   Perhaps rpardo himself (as he read this list ) can help you (and me) with that one.

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. rpardo
   Member

   Hi
   Sorry for the delay, but the academic life did started again. Efectively, Vilcum is correct: in NB the Dispersal number is an indication of quality. It is the number of figures that a given unit can lose, before the unit was dispersed. 'A' units (Old Guard and similar) have bigger Dispersal numbers than 'E' units (cossacks, guerrilla and such).
   I have found difficulties to translate the NB statistics of the units into Lasalle, so I use directly the Sam's ones. I think that he has done a very good research in that field.
   In addition, both rulesets are so different in scope, that I think that the time spent in the translation is better used in actual play!

   Regards

   Rafa
   Wargaming with Napoleonic Miniatures
   Project Leipzig
   Alkaid Ediciones

   Posted 1 year ago #

5. Scruff
   Member

   Also Marco, dont forget there nothing stopping you using the few troops you have painted and start fighting on your table. If its like 3 inf vs 5 inf go for it, just make the 3 inf say Guards vs a mix of line and milita for example

   Posted 1 year ago #

6. marcoshape
   Member

   thanks to all for your posts.
   I guess I just need to start painting then.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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