INTRODUCTION
The “Enduring Arguments of Kings” campaign is set in the middle years of the 18th century, substantially in Europe but also with some events in India and North America.
The campaign mechanics are derived from
the “Sport of Kings” (SoK) campaign system found in Kershner and Wood’s “Warfare in the Age of Reason” rules (WitAoR).
When there is a need to
transfer the action to the tabletop, the
wargame will be determined by the use of Rick Priestley’s “Black Powder” (BP)
as modified by the “Last Argument of Kings” (LAOK) supplement with any army
list variant referring to post 1740 circumstances.
The previous similar campaign organised by
Ian Etchells demonstrated that there are enough figures among the
participants to allow the tabletop conflicts to
be concluded.
The campaign is a mixture of diplomacy and actual
wargaming on the tabletop. The aim is simply to hold more valuable territory at the
end of the campaign than any other power.
And to provide the opportunity to
wargame of course.
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