a number of really useful 18thc texts online - For all of you interested in more detailed history, there are some fantasic 18th C documents available for free until the end of the month. If you search for Quebec, Carillon, Louisbourg, Montcalm etc. you can find some wonderful stuff! To use Go to Web...

I have driven up from Fort William Henry to Ticonderoga, certainly wouldn't fancy dragging cannon along there even with the new road built. Some of the banks rise up sheerly with very little space to march along. Also heard a tale from the Curator of Fort Ticonderoga when it was used in the Rev War....

I don't know about the rest of you but I tend to use my light troops like this ; While my armies are wintering or gathering at a fort, I detach the tribes and send them on month long circuits around the fort (although I don't seem to be able to do a complete circuit as putting them back to their ori...

I like the possibility of the Indians being more of a wild card troop. Limits on stacking would be a good start as I did tend to use an Indian/Courer de Bois which became highly experienced, to harass the Brits all through North Carolina. Could there be possibilities for Indians to desert in the mid...

Hello to you all, I was contacted by Ageod's marketing man along with a few other friends of mine as we are re-enactors of the F&I war. I was a little dubious at first. Although I am a PC gamer I do like my production values and have never really enjoyed games by smaller developers due to lack of su...

I played the game for the first time this week and as a great F&I War fan and re-enactor plumped for the Annus Mirabilis scenario playing the French. I won with only a few turns to spare but I must admit it did seem a little too simple. (However I am playing 1.05) I delivered a crushing blow to Alba...