Thursday, June 16, 2022

Assuwa versus Hatti ADLG Game

 

Armies deployed - Achaeans left, Hittites right


Achaean left flank


Achaean centre


Armies advance



Hittite left flank



Shooting commences


On Wednesday Craig came over to my place and we played a 200 point ADLG game out in the shed. Craig commanded an early Mycenaean/Achaean force that was supposed to represent the lands of Assuwa, a confederation of western Anatolian kingdoms against the might of Hatti. This proved to be a fun, close and hard fought game and the Achaean/Mycenaean forces and the Hittites were well matched. In the end it was a prolonged, bloody draw but we got the armies' break point wrong so it could have finished sooner!


Achaean chariots and infantry charge


Infantry stoush in the centre


Combat on the Hittite right flank



Combat on Hittite left flank 



Hittite left flank under pressure



Game ends in a bloody draw


8 comments:

  1. Excellent! Seeing your Mycenaeans face off against Hittites gives me motivation to start a Mycenaean/Trojan project.

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    1. Thanks Jonathan, it was a fun game. There’s some great Mycenaean/Trojan ranges around.

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  2. Great looking game, ypu can't whack a load of chariots!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thanks Iain, it was good to use our combined Mycenaeans in a game.

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    1. Thanks Michal, always enjoy the Bronze Age games.

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  4. Love the overall colour scheme of the mat, the bases, the figures. Must be a treat to play!

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    1. Thanks Aaron, I base all of my Bronze Ages armies in the same way, they’re fun to play.

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