Three Kingdoms - FOG: Medieval Campaign

[Rico]

@chiquichops , @Nathangun and myself are looking at starting this up soon.

THREE KINGDOMS is a FOG: Medieval campaign set on a fictional Mediterranean island (loosely based on Sicily) which is split between the Kingdom of Catania in the north-west, the Duchy of Agrigento in the north-east and the Sultanate of Syracusa in the south-east – who are engaged in a five year-long war for mastery of the island.

Rules are based on the Return to Graecia Campaign system from Little Wars TV (and some borrowings from @kronenblatt 's adaptation) with some variations for siege warfare and it has THREE factions instead of two.

First draft of rules are attached below for perusal.

Armies to be used:
Kingdom of Catania - German (Imperial) (1488-1500)
Duchy of Agrigento - Venetian (1440-1500)
Sultanate of Syracusa -- Ottoman Turkish (1430 - 1500)

We are going to do it without a GM -- we'll share an online dice room for die rolls and work on an honour system with FOW in respect of the Operations Chits and Army sizes.

 

[kronenblatt]

That looks really cool!

If you want to, I can store army sizes and Operation selections?

 

[chiquichops]

I only see four years on the turn track.

 

[kronenblatt]

I only see four years on the turn track.

It seems the rules say "the campaign unfolds over a series of four, year-long turns". But I recall too that @Rico mentioned five turns?

 

[Rico]

I only see four years on the turn track.

Typo in post - it’s meant to be four years. Can be extended if necessary

 

[Rico]

That looks really cool!

If you want to, I can store army sizes and Operation selections?

That would be very useful, thanks.

 

[Rico]

@chiquichops @Nathangun @kronenblatt

Have added an updated version of the rules to top post -- there was bit missing about SIEGE TRAINS.

 

[Nathangun]

@chiquichops @Nathangun @kronenblatt

Have added an updated version of the rules to top post -- there was bit missing about SIEGE TRAINS.

Will have a look later this evening, haven't been at home much since Friday afternoon.

 

[mTk]

A little much for me so will have to take a pass...on this one.