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Gridless combats - How do you do it?
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Over a year later and you pick up the conversation? Must be a time warp!
frankthedm
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What can i say, I don't always view the boards chronologically. If I come across a topic I 'm still interested in, I'll respond to it.
The gridless 2001 Chainmail minis game used a scale I do like; 20mm = Small, 25mm=medium, [1.5"] 40mm = large. Though for large [long] creatures I am a fan of 1"x2" Cavalry bases, especially the rare round corner cavalry base. Also a fan of using 2"x4" bases for Huge [long] minis, which happened to be the exact size of the base for the mounted Mageknights from the "Dark Riders" expansion.
The gridless 2001 Chainmail minis game used a scale I do like; 20mm = Small, 25mm=medium, [1.5"] 40mm = large. Though for large [long] creatures I am a fan of 1"x2" Cavalry bases, especially the rare round corner cavalry base. Also a fan of using 2"x4" bases for Huge [long] minis, which happened to be the exact size of the base for the mounted Mageknights from the "Dark Riders" expansion.
Galloglaich
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I do it by using a combat system which allows a natural range of attack, defense, and movement based on cinematic martial arts techniques that are easy to visualize 
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