Taiping Rebellion

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kevclem
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Taiping Rebellion

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I was wondering if people would be interested in a Taiping Rebellion scenario. This was a civil war in China in the mid-19th century. The war was fought with weapons that ranged from medieval (bows, horse archers, pikes, war junks, etc) to modern (howitzers, rifles, steam powered gun boats) and everything in between. I would like some opinions before I undertake such a large task.
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I for one think it sounds really cool.
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Certainly, much appreciated. What the scenario base is lacking at the moment... uhm, in my opinion that is, is more scenarios from other time periods.
More from Napoleon, from the time of the Romans, and certainly more from Asia.
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I would agree that more Napoleonic scenarios would be great. I am currently working on a Korean War (50-53) scenario as I learn the ropes of scenario creation. In addition to the Taiping Rebellion, I am thinking about a China 1920s Warlord Scenario and a scenario covering the Three Kingdoms period around 200 ad
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How big will that map be? I mean Warlord scenario?
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The map I am thinking of would be about 45X60
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Great idea!
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