Welcome to March! This month the space opera awesome of The Ion Age is
making a great offer to wargamers who fancy checking out our 15mm rule
system with fifty percent off the three book bundle for Patrol Angis.
Get all three books as digital downloads in one place and see just how
war works in the far future of the Prydian Precinct. Go HERE
to see the bundle. As well as this we have a new release this month
which is replacing its original version; much like the Mullo AFV and
Mullo APC this time it is the Skylark Flyer. We will have more on this
during the month but if you have any questions do please contact us on info@theionage.com.
Patrol Angis is a skirmish level of wargame which means it
typically has between a dozen and about forty 15mm scale miniatures a
side in play during a game. It works well with more but those amounts
are ideal. Most games have one Platoon sized force per player and have
one or two or maybe even three players. A Platoon or Lance which
contains typically twenty two (22) miniatures. In Patrol Angis you play
either as the Prydian Army in its quest to reclaim worlds lost to the
Marcher Barons during the Civil War or you can play in the employ of
Canlaster or Yordist or any of the other dozen smaller array of Marcher
Barons. This includes playing as a “Conda”' or paid professional
mercenary for any side.
In the bundle you get the core book Patrol Angis which concerns itself
with small scale infantry and battlesuit warfare, you get Callsign
Taranis which brings in bigger games as well as all kinds of larger
vehicles and you get The Khanate Return which is a campaign book giving
you army lists and setting for the alien menace facing the Prydian
Precinct. There is a lot more to read and to see (pages from the books)
on the website than can be put here so please click through on the
links and read more. Plus Patrol Angis is designed to be played solo as
well as with other players. The bundle HERE
is a total of 192 pages of rules, background, setting, force creation
and much else besides. You can use your Reward Points as normal for
further discount.
“Since before the outbreak of the Prydian Civil War the various marks
of the Type 41 Skylark Patrol Flyers have been part of the Muster
regiments of the Precinct. Based on a designed from the era of the Ban
of Prejudice the Type 41 was put into renewed mass production on seven
worlds before the Battle of Fenway Prime. While the Adder Combat Car
fulfils the needed role of a multi propulsion ground transport for
Muster Platoons there was a need for an armed transport that could move
in three dimensions. The Skylark fulfils this role well with the
objective of moving troops from a staging area to the combat zone with
no intervening stages. Capable of dramatic bursts of speed with its four
jet engines the howl of an incoming Skylark is common to the ears of
friend and foe alike. The Type 41 was given the name Skylark during its
testing on New Glastonbury with a hint of humour. That species of
ancient Terran bird was brought to New Glastonbury during its long ago
original colonisation and its swooping grace is very much at odds with a
vehicle that puts ascetics well behind protecting itself and its
occupants....”
As mentioned earlier the IAF029 Skylark Patrol Flyer is no more. The
model is withdrawn from sale and is retired. But do not fret IonFans!
The 'lark will return in a new expanded version of the code this spring
with many new options. It will be still the same code and the same
vehicle in the game but with options. Those who have one or more of the
now extinct version one are part of a club now as there shall be no
more. See this blog post from March 2014 HERE for more information on the three codes in the Skylark series. You can find rules for the Skylark in Callsign Taranis. Watch this space!
Thanks for Reading,
GBS
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