ON BLOODY GROUND - Flipthrough & Overview 

Love pushbacks in rules it is a good reason for me playing rules having push backs.. very interesting thank you for posting Martin. If they create a rulebook to accommodate 13th century (Barons war) i will purchase for sure!

Great video, Martin! I love the difference in the combat with regard to specific weapons, in this case, the charging unit with Thrusting Spears only fighting with the front rank and the defending unit with Thrusting Spears getting to fight with three ranks. Also, the charging units re-roll misses in the first turn. Great variety!

What a great look at this ruleset and these books. They look like a neat set of rules, accessible and a nice amount of dice rolling. I'll take a closer look at them, thank you!

Martin, another great video. I liked the innovations you show-cased enough I bought the complete two rule set offer from WIP, plus their terrain four set token offer. Wouldn't have done so without your review. Shipping to Australia was also much more reasonable than buying anything equivalent from the United States. Quality work mate. Thanks.

As a fellow Martin... I can confirm I role terribly too. 18 attack... 1 wound. Sad times. Very good flip through/ demo. I am interested in a game like this but never know what to buy to get there model wise.

Seems so simple that I could pick it up,nice review my dude

Fantastic review play really look simple enough for even for me to follow it's really cool to have the pushback scenario in it as well thank you for the demonstration of your toys it made it look quite easy🤠🤠🤠

Nice review, Martin. Some interesting mechanics. I like the rule about executing the enemy commander. I think that would work for the wars of the roses 😂

Love this game, it’s by far my favourite on the market at the moment… quick to play and very tactical!

Excellent review mate, it looks like a very interesting ruleset!

Good review ... The rules have a lot plus points going for them ..

I found the melee rules a bit confusing. For example, in the rules is a chart saying 'rank bonus' (or something like that) but it does on explain what that means. So next to infantry it has 3. Is that plus 3 per rank (!). Ok, I believe it means that is the max rank bonus they can have (so +3 for 3 complete ranks) but it is not stated. I think a bit of example text would have helped (yes, there is one for a 'multi unit' melee but id have liked a single unit on unit one as well). The rules also mention 'other' combat modifiers but i cant find any that would effect combat itself (as opposed to momentum). I also don't think it great to have to pay out for a rule book that is 90% (or more) the same as the other one when all i want is the period specific rules. I wish they would have beefed up the main rule book as a sort of 'master set' and then added army books that would cover the periods in more depth - lets be honest, that is a tried and tested method. Overall though, I like these rules. Yes, they seem very much an almost 'basic' Warhammer, but that appeals to me, with all the info I need on the units themselves etc. Adding in the pushback and multiple melee rounds is very good plus orders. I think those last two give the rules enough 'shine' to make them worth having a go with.

These look interesting. Especially the reconquista.

That's interesting as looking at venturing into the Reconquista period.

Really like the look of this ruleset! The pushback system is such a nice touch, would really like to see that in more systems. How many models are generally needed per side?

Interesting. This looks like a mass battle version of Barons' War/Conquest/Outremer, the cover art looks the similar as well.

I will be buying these. Thanks Martin. Looks like these will fit my style (or lack there of). Fantastic review my friend! Does this count as you SOLO playing ? 😅

Great video Mate will have to see about getting some Norman's and Saxons lol😊

Interesting. Seems a little ‘involved’ for my game group, but interesting nonetheless

Hello, so great that you had this review, I have been interested to know more about the rules. Thank you. Why did you re-roll misses in the second round of melee? Wasn't the charge over after the first round. But even if it hadn' finished why did you re-roll for the Black Guard? They did not charge.

That should be 'William the Lucky Bastard". 😊

I would be interested in the Romans , is there a limit on unit size ? as mine are in three ranks of nine , twenty seven in all , per unit

Some of these mechanisms go right back to WRG rules, e.g. pushback was standard in those rules. These rules have too many dice rolls for my taste. Thanks for the video, though.

Aren't all spears thrusting spears?