After my last Anglo-Zulu Wars game I decided that dice as casualty markers just don’t cut it. I have a good stash of the wonderful casualty/turn markers from Warbases in the UK. I also had some Zulu casualty figures from Black Tree Designs. Seemed obvious really. The bases have the numbers 0-12 so can be used for both recording casualties or as turn markers.
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Nicely done. We use a single casualty figure to mark disorder, white caps for hits and a skull bead for shaken.
May have to look into this idea and then the skull bead or red cap could mark disorder.
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