A generation before The '45, Bonnie Prince Charlie's sire, James Edward Stuart, was inveigled to Scotland on a promise by the notorious political 'trimmer', the Earl of Mar, that Britain was ripe for a return of the House of Stuart. Though the attempt failed as badly as the later rising, for a time there was great hope of success, for the Jacobite rebel army was much larger than the Government forces deployed against it and could count on much sympathy from many Scots who had no love for the Stuarts - because less than a decade before, Scotland had been underhandedly joined to England. Can YOU succeed with the resources that the Earl of Mar squandered?

The Module

The Highland Quorum is a two player operational study of the Rising of '15 using the same rules, map, and some counters from Charlie's Year.

Important. The Highland Quorum is not a complete game. Ownership of Charlie's Year Redux is required.

Components

1) About 300 new counters representing only the forces available at the time. The remaining counters are supplied by Charlie's Year.

2) Rules, charts, tables, and display cards.

3) An historical commentary.

The Highland Quorum

The Earl of Mar's Rebellion 1715-1716

Perdition to King George!

Planned Invasions of 1718 and 1719

A generation before The '45, Bonnie Prince Charlie's sire, James Edward Stuart, was inveigled to Scotland on a promise by the notorious political 'trimmer', the Earl of Mar, that Britain was ripe for a return of the House of Stuart. Though the attempt failed as badly as the later rising, for a time there was great hope of success, for the Jacobite rebel army was much larger than the Government forces deployed against it and could count on much sympathy from many Scots who had no love for the Stuarts - because less than a decade before, Scotland had been underhandedly joined to England. Can YOU succeed with the resources that the Earl of Mar squandered?

The Module

Perdition to King George! is a two player operational study of two potential Jacobite rebellions, one sponsored by Sweden in 1718 and one sponsored by Spain in 1719. The module uses  the same rules, map, and some counters from Charlie's Year and The Highland Quorum.

Important. Perdition to King George! is not a complete game. Ownership of both Charlie's Year Redux and The Highland Quorum is required.

Components

1) About 240 new counters representing only the forces available at the time. The remaining counters are supplied by Charlie's Year and The Highland Quorum.

2) Rules, charts, tables, and display cards.

3) Historical commentaries.