Galleys and Galleons

Galleys and Galleons
Title Galleys and Galleons PDF eBook
Author Nic Wright
Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages 80
Release 2016-03-31
Genre
ISBN 9781530791552

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Galleys and Galleons is a standalone set of naval wargaming rules based on the Song of Blades engine. G&G allows players to fight out fast-paced naval battles without cluttering the table with charts or unnecessary record keeping. Easy to learn, fast to play Games concluded in around one hour Flexible: each player commands up to 6-7 ships; fleet games are possible with multiple players per side. Additional rules cater for mythical beasts, submersibles and more. Expansive - includes rosters for 36 historic vessels plus numerous shore forts, monsters and more.

Galleons and Galleys

Galleons and Galleys
Title Galleons and Galleys PDF eBook
Author John F. Guilmartin
Publisher
Pages
Release 2002-01-31
Genre Sherlock Holmes films
ISBN 9781552782255

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Holmes defends a governess accused of murdering the mother of her charges.

Galleons and Galleys

Galleons and Galleys
Title Galleons and Galleys PDF eBook
Author John Francis Guilmartin
Publisher Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Pages 224
Release 2002
Genre History
ISBN 9780304352630

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The turn of the 16th century saw the start of a revolution in sea warfare, driven by gunpowder, galleys (long, low boats propelled principally by oars), and galleons (heavy, square rigged sailing ships). Suddenly, Europe dominated the waters. A beautifully written account of the age conveys exactly how Portugal could establish outposts throughout the world, how Christian fleets wrested control of the Mediterranean from the Ottoman Empire, and why the "invincible" Spanish armada met with disaster when attempting to invade England.

Galleys and Galleons

Galleys and Galleons
Title Galleys and Galleons PDF eBook
Author
Publisher
Pages 91
Release 1964
Genre Galleys
ISBN

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Gives a history of western sailing ships, from ancient times to the eighteenth century.

Fayre Winds & Foul Tides

Fayre Winds & Foul Tides
Title Fayre Winds & Foul Tides PDF eBook
Author Nic Wright
Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages 68
Release 2017-01-11
Genre
ISBN 9781542481120

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Fayre Winds & Foul Tides is an expansion for Galleys & Galleons, the tabletop wargame for naval battles set in the Age of Discovery. Whether you have a panache for lacepulp, a fetish for High Fantasy, or just want to explore new historical periods, FWFT provides everything you need the bravely sail beyond the Seven Seas. New special rules - FWFT introduces 51 new special rules to further customise your fleets, including traitorous captains, mutinous crews, indirect fire and ironclads. New terrain - The seas just got more dangerous with a range of new terrain features including icebergs, volcanoes and assorted native islanders. Advanced rules for flyers - Take the fight to the skies with advanced flying rules and new types of flyers, from da Vinci inspired ornithopters and lace-pulp airships, to dragons, gryphons and flying carpets. Magic - The tides of magic cause additional waves on the tabletop with new rules for shipborne sorcerers and magical creatures. Seven schools of magic give a range of unique spells and other magical abilities with which to destroy your foes (and confound your friends). THIS GAME REQUIRES A COPY OF GALLEYS AND GALLEONS.

Galleons and Galleys

Galleons and Galleys
Title Galleons and Galleys PDF eBook
Author Guilmartin John F Staff
Publisher
Pages
Release
Genre
ISBN 9780297824237

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Gunpowder & Galleys

Gunpowder & Galleys
Title Gunpowder & Galleys PDF eBook
Author John Francis Guilmartin
Publisher US Naval Institute Press
Pages 368
Release 2003
Genre History
ISBN

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Lauded as one of the finest books in the field of naval history, this comprehensive account of sixteenth century galley warfare includes detailed descriptions of all major actions in the Mediterranean and around the Arabian peninsula. First published in 1974 and recently revised the work is packed with technological insights into the strategy and tactics of galley warfare between the Ottoman Empire and its Spanish and Portuguese opponents. Among the many facets author John Guilmartin discusses are how the strategic considerations in gallery warfare are substantially different from those in campaigns involving galleons or ships of the line, why the 1571 victory at Lepanto failed to have any-long term strategic consequences, and how the arquebus and musket proved more suitable for action aboard ship than the crossbow or Turkish composite bow. This updated edition also includes new research into the orders of battle and ballistics, gunnery, and cannon founding.