Skirmish Wargaming with Donnybrook 

You won't be disappointed Wendy. We always love it when we play it.

Thanks MMW. Yes Donnybrook is extremely unpredictable.

Well they definitely had the LUCK of the Irish in this one. All the random negative events hit their opponents. Glad you liked it!

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 I haven’t played in about 8 years. But I think your sucking me back in 👍🏻

@@jeffjedifitz I'm like a dealer!

Thank you for this Patrick, much appreciated. I would love to visit Historicon in the future so please don't give up hope that Clarence and I will 'ride again' :)

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 Looking forward to it! Maybe I will even have my Rising of 1719 armies on the table for you to view!

Wonderful to hear, thank you and aI am glad my warped humour is shared by others :)

Ireland is a never ending well of ideas both for small and large games Johnny.Glad you like it.

Glad you enjoyed it! Lots more to come

Thanks Ray. It is very unpredictable. The cards are in the pdf, so eveyone can share that option (or use them in other games).

Thanks Phil, I was hoping for that effect so glad to hear it worked for you.

A pleasure Norm!

I have created the scenario packs for that but not done a video; www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/product-975.html

That is a kind comment, thanks!

Thanks. A complete set of 30 original cards will be included in the pdf when it is released next week.

Warfare Miniatures of course! www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/products-cat-16.html

Cheers Phil!

Thank you!

Much appreciated William. Tonight I have been working on 'Looking for Lucan' - Patrick Sarsfield trapped on the wrong side of the Attibrassil Bridge.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 looking forward to the next event.

Appreciated Ray!

Thanks a lot! Makes it worhtwhile

I made it. Thanks for the shout out.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 Cool, did you spray or dye it?

Much appreciated Joe. Stay tuned and sign up! :)

Thanks for that! The Miniatures are from Warfare Miniatures: www.leagueofaugsburg.com/shop/products-cat-16.html Not sure which sculpts you mean are Paul Hicks as they are all from Warfare except a Priest and a sniper which are Perry.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 I didn't know about the Warfare Miniatures. Really comprehensive range. I thought that the grenadier Lieutenant and captain John O'Neill could came from underneath Paul Hicks hands. Nice sculpts... as are many other I saw on the page you provided. Is there maybe a dealer in EU with Warfare Miniatures?

@@WoodlandIndian Alas, since Brexit, things have been more challenging. I am based in Scotland and I own Warfare Miniatures. So everything comes from here. I do a huge amount of business with customers in Europe but obviously since our wonderful liberation :( customs charges have been applied by many countries. You can still order from us of course!

@@WoodlandIndian Incidentally, the wonderful sculptor is Clibinarium. I do have some P.Hick's sculpts in the range - ECW cavalry but the late 17th century stuff is ALL by Clib.

Thanks as always. Re: reprinting, we have a reboot including Donnybrook Dark in the pipe so we'll probably hold back for that. Of course, I am a book guy too but - pdf will provide what is required in the interim!

Thanks Pat. Glad you spotted them! Donnybrook does its bit, quietly :)

Thanks Martin. I hope you get back to where you want to be soon.

@@leagueofaugsburg9036 thanks yes brain injury sucks and really cuts into hobby time