Charlie Foxtrot: SpecOps Miniature Wargaming Rules 1996

Charlie Foxtrot: SpecOps Miniature Wargaming Rules 1996

by Brian Gill, Matt Byrd

2017

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Charlie Foxtrot is a home grown miniature wargame ruleset so my Navy friends and I could introduce a role playing element, detailed combat and depth to our miniature games. While perhaps not a full RPG system, maybe in this day and age most games do too much hand holding. These rules are a loose platform for SpecOps role playing of any scale, or size. The map we played on was 15’ x ‘15’ using Micro machine miniatures.

The game was my original creation in 1996 so I can’t even remember where I had gotten the weapons pics. It was what I had at the time so even though there are more modern weapons, perhaps you can make some minor adjustments.

Special thanks to Matt Byrd. The most rooting tootin’ US Navy medic in the bunch and his valuable combat experience. I thought I would publish this today at least for grins. I hope you enjoy it.

May I suggest using the Steam "Tabletop Simulator". Or any 15mm model will work.

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