Some staged shots of what I had intended to host at next year’s Enfilade convention – Battle of Bosworth using Lion Rampant. However, the set up (trying to stay historical) seems a bit boring – not really enough natural terrain features for the rules, IMO. I’m thinking of switching to the Battle of Tewkesbury. This would have a bit more terrain, as well as hidden movement of some cavalry. More to follow.

The view atop Ambion Hill with Richard III’s forces. The lone Earl of Northumberland figure represents his retinue – which did not take part in the battle.

The view from Henry Tudor’s right – with the forces of Lord Stanley to the left of the marshy area where Richard would meet his fate.

Richard’s army from the left.

Henry Tudor’s forces with mercenary crossbowmen on his left flank.

Richard’s forces from the right flank.

I’m pretty sure the scenario would play out, but it would be mostly a head to head match. Possibly a special rule to activate Lord Stanley’s forces would make it a little bit more interesting. Anyway, I hope to re-set the table for a Tewkesbury scenario. BTW, I gave up trying to stay totally historical with the banners and standards. The noble households were switching sides or dying out far too often.