Another important thing is there are very fine gradiants. At a push a group of British kids could arrange their clasmates in a line from most to least posh with very few of them occupying the same slot, even if they're all members of the same "class"

I think it threw a lot of people into miniature wargaming in the 80s by virtue of them realsing chess was nothing like this but then wondrring if there was any sort of game that was more like these pictures....

Killed every enemy unit. A Tod-al party kill if you will.

A game of wonderous variety. Witches on flyinf sharks fighting napoleonic soldiers with snails for heads.

Got to give Todd an outing in scenario 1. Failure is indeed success.

In the manner of King Arthur, Titus Oates could return to us at our time of need.

i was readin thw WD112 40k/paranoia cross over scenario, and that makes quite a big deal of casualties as a thing in 40k with being able to revive out of action models on the table. All the big soup of ideas.

Got to say that when i heard he had died, you were the first person I thought of. Well done for your work acknowledging what an icon he was.

Interesting to think about how these compare to other games. Warhammer FB had a few casualties, but not many, whereas Blood Bowl seemed to be very into them.