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Shirehampton.

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A fine body of men to be sure Jonas
Rob.

Nothing so sophisticated as that John I'm afraid.
Just a photo of my table with the square numbers and grid photoshopped on. You will see what it is for when I get my game written up this week.
Rob.

Orleans Road Maryland.

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Ah, yes I see. The few aerial shots of the games mat I have tried have never been of a great success even when standing on the table.

Rob.

Your posted pictures seem to be good to me Sven?

Rob.

I just added this grid for dice to place ships, bot it could easily be extended to 64 grids lettered like a chess board is or Battleships board.
Rob.

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Newport

Good point Dave. My mat has no grid and is slightly bigger than two Ares mats in order to maximise the space on my playing surface.
Rob.

Sorry Sven I did not think about that, because my mats are now permanent fixtures.
Rob.

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One for Keith!

Could well be something worth investigating my dear Comte.
Any takers?
Rob.

Great Bill.
Asit i s Iam just printing out a ship mat for the Constitution for the Med game.
Rob.

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Oakham.

Characters introduced into the story thus far.

Algerine and Moroccan Persona.
The Dey of Gizzanoffa: Kamel Mudanyaei.
His Vizier: Amin Giffar.
The Dey’s: Admiral Kulin Bey.
The late Captain...

Kentish Topwn.

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I will have a word with you about how you are inserting the pics when I get time, as I am getting some odd results myself.
Rob.

Indeed it does John. I am just about to process the pictures for the first action and then post my Preamble to the scenario.

Rob.

I generally prefer Battle sails just because that is what the game is all about, and most ships, by the time they got to the distance represented on our table world would have already gone to ACTION...