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Repent or Die!
Repent or Die! is a set of miniatures rules for wargaming Renaissance period battles (the game is subtitled "Rules for the Wars of Power & Religion 1492-1660).
What is Repent or Die!
Repent or Die! is a set of miniatures rules for wargaming Renaissance period battles (the game is subtitled "Rules for the Wars of Power & Religion 1492-1660).
The game is designed for 25mm scale figures, though rules for basing 15mm and 6mm are given. No figures are removed, so it is not critical how figures are based. Suggested basing is 2 figures for infantry skirmishers and cavalry, and 4 figures (in two ranks) for non-skirmish infantry. The typical units are 3 stands of cavalry (regiment) or a mixture of pike and shot stands for infantry (1 pike and 2 shot for a Swedish/Dutch regiment and up to 36 figures for a Tercio). The scale is 1 figure = 50 men and 1" = 50 yards.
Significant features of the rules:
- Each command group of units is given a standing order which it must follow. Units continue to follow these orders until a new order is sent from the overall commander. If the overall commander is too far away from the command, there will be delays in adopting the new order.
Game details
- Players
- 2–8
- Age
- +12
- Duration
- 240 min
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2009
- Mechanics
- Measurement Movement · Simulation · Line of Sight
- Categories
- Book · Miniatures · Pike and Shot
- Designer
- Manny J. Granillo
- Publisher
- Hoplite Research Games
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Everything about Repent or Die!
How many players is Repent or Die! for?
Repent or Die! plays with 2–8 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 240 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 12.
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