Lion Rampant Review - Are They Worth It? 

Just this year got into miniatures. I am still basically a hex n counter gamer. The Fistful of Lead rules opened the door. Great skirmish rules. I've used Dragon Rampant rules for some larger fights 40+ humans vs 40+ Orcs. Got Lion Rampant 1st, have not used yet. Was aiming for about 60 humans aside. Behind in my painting, but soon hopefully. I'll want to use the 1st edition at least once, before getting the 2nd edition. Excellent video sir

Alec, the names for various troop type changed with history. So the names will vary between WotR or Hundred Years war and Crusades or Vikings. And as you move through the period War-bands will become Retinues and eventually armies. Interesting video though Alec.

A well constructed and positive review. I have purchased a set which will be given to me for Christmas (seems to have happened a few times over the years at Christmas with books)...Thanks Alec, regards Lexi.

Good review. Well worth investing in as they are easy to learn and always give a fun game. Plus they are very easy to convert to the ancient period as well.

Thank you good sir. 😊

Thanks for the review. Looking at the Rampant rules having acquired Xenos (I'm a sci fi gamer at heart) but the Lion Rampant rules look like a good entry to historical gaming.

I was new to Lion Rampant but not to the Mersey rules system. I thought the book was very good value and would be useful to existing 1st ed and new players.

Are the first edition crusade and Viking supplements compatible with the new second edition rules or will second edition versions of those books be published in the future? Thanks.

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