This is a place for house rules for the games we play, our ideas around campaigns and scenarios, and various reference materials we use during games.
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Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble - The Battle of Gazala, 1942
This is a Campaign Book with historical background for playing a Chain of Command campaign set in the Battle of Gazala in the Spring of 1942. I covers:
So hopefully there's something for you no matter if you want to play in North Africa theater in the Spring of 1942, or if you just want to try out new ways to play CoC. | ||
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Moscow 1812 - There and Back Again
Moscow 1812 is a free campaign setting for Sharp Practice 2.
It includes an introduction to the background for Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812. You will also find two new army lists (Russian and French) with descriptions of the forces available to you as a commander in this setting. Finally, there are house rules for playing larger scale games of SP2 set during this campaign. Below are the army lists as separate files, organized for easier use while playing.
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Reference platoon cards for Chain of Command
These are helpful for keeping track of your platoons, primarily for campaigns but also for one-off games. You will find all the platoons from the CoC rulebook, several platoons posted on the Lardies' blog, as well as some that we made ourselves for our campaigns. The reference cards are available as jpg and PDF collections. If you need the original files or if you miss a certain type of platoon you are welcome to give us a shout, and we'll sort it out.
All platoons as jpg:
| platoons.zip |
British platoons:
| british_platoons.pdf |
Finnish platoons:
| finnish_rifle_platoon_1939.pdf |
German platoons:
| german_platoons.pdf |
Italian platoons:
| italian__1940-41_rifle_platoon.pdf |
Japanese platoons:
| japanese_rifle_platoon_1941-42.pdf |
Polish platoons:
| polish_rifle_platoon_1939.pdf |
Soviet platoons:
| soviet_platoons.pdf |
United States platoons
| us_platoons.pdf |
