Saturday, July 14, 2012

Cloud giant's castle

The clouds reflected the sunset this evening, painting the neighborhood in a golden light.  Seems like good real estate for a group of cloud giants.  Which brings up this question: Do you incorporate weather phenomena into your games--not just how rain might affect missile fire in combat, but things like thunderstorms, lightning, etc., or even just signs and portents like rainbows or halos around the moon or sun?

P.S. Don't forget, if you attend the South Texas Mini-Con, you have a chance to view great sunsets like this!  Mark your calendars for August 18.
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Gonsalvo said...

Well, as far as Napoleonic games, we've had snow squalls at Borodino, thunderstorms at Teugen Hausen and Znaim, an risisng waters of the river at the Battle on the Piave (all 1809). WE've had weather in several campaigns; our most recent began with a literal hurricane that crippled my fleet!

July 14, 2012 at 11:09 PM

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