Muskets & Tomahawks in Morocco - Playing a skirmish game to prepare for the great battle

As part of a small imaginary campaign in Morocco, we played this game of Muskets & Tomahawks. The assumption of the campaign is that the Moroccans have put Melilla under siege in 1715, so a large Spanish expedition has landed in North Africa to rescue the city and pacify the area once and for all.
Our assumption is imaginary, but the truth is that a few decades after our assumption Melilla was indeed immersed in a long siege, this time real.
In our game, the Spanish army advanced by sweeping away small pockets of resistance, while the Moroccans tried to gain time to gather their entire army. Now they are about to meet, but for the moment it is their advance parties that are trying to reconnoiter the terrain and occupy the best starting positions.
You can follow the development of this campaign and more in the blog of the Moroccan referee and player, Lluís Vilalta: defiant-princi...
I used Vidnoz AI for the narration.
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Music: The Desert by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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[@paulbenson9015]

Thank you, gentlemen. Visually pleasing as ever
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[@MinisMyWay]

Thank you for your comment!

[@philRminiatures]

Superb minis for this road jonction battle...Nice one!

[@MinisMyWay]

Thank you, very kind

[@justMikec]

I'm very impressed that you've taken a set of rules ("Muskets & Tomahawks") and dropped them right in the middle of another time and place to play out an engagement. WELL DONE!!

[@MinisMyWay]

Well, playing a game isn't about moving to another time and place and living other lives? We had a great time in the game, I hope you did too watching the video.

[@justMikec]

@@MinisMyWay Agreed, but way too often folks seem to get locked in to having to buy the "right" figures and using the "right" rules. That said, I don't know what the "right" rules would be for a skirmish-style campaign between Spain and Morocco.

[@MinisMyWay]

We live the wild side of life! 😉

[@justMikec]

@@MinisMyWay Ha Ha! So we do!!

[@MrLecourbe]

Simply excellent!

[@MinisMyWay]

Thank you, very appreciated