Shogun 2 AARs

[Gregoshi]

In this thread we will collect AARs (After Action Reports) written for Shogun 2. If you write one, post it in the TreasAARy sub-forum and notify us via this thread. We will update this first post with a link to your AAR.

If you want to write an AAR but aren't sure how to do it, Northnovas wrote a nice how-to-do-it article you can find here: How does one AAR?


Shogun 2 AARs: (most recent first)

Wanderer of Faith (Battle of Fukuoka) by Maltz
Iga Ninjutsu is Good (Hattori Campaign) by Maltz
Yee-Yee-Oh! (Mori Campaign) by Maltz
Pagans' Requiem (Shimazu Campaign) by Maltz
Discharge the Honourable (Chosokabe Campaign) by Maltz
Rise of the Oda, a Oda campaign AAR by AmaTerasU
Rise of The Horse Lords by mambaman
Shingen's War - For Kai by ichi
The Spirit Fields: A Chokosabe Campaign Story by Monk
A Shimazu Chronology: Inishie no Michi wo Kikitemo Tonaetemo Waga Okonai ni sezu by mini
Uesugi: Agent of Chaos by Leptomeninges
Shimazu: The Iron Dice Are Rolling by Leptomeninges
I came, I saw, I...was conquered? A Shogun 2 Oda AAR by muha
From a lonely corner of Japan by johnhughthom

[Gregoshi]

Added Leptomeninges' AAR.

[Leptomeninges]

I posted a new one. Uesugi VH/VH/L

[Gregoshi]

I just added A Shimazu Chronology: Inishie no Michi wo Kikitemo Tonaetemo Waga Okonai ni sezu by mini.

[Monk]

Just wanted to say that in order to help our members get their stuff seen much easier, and to promote further activity and improve our structure, posting your AARs in the Tea House (or any other relevant forum. Parliament for ETW and the Main Hall for MTW) is now something we want to encourage. We feel keeping stories "close to the source" is a good thing, and lets people find your work much easier.

You can also feel free to create a copy of your story in the TreasAARy to go along with what you post here.

[ichi]

Gregoshi-san, I wrote an AAR for my most recent campaign and posted it in the TreasAARy; I see that I'm supposed to post here also so you can create a link in this thread.


Shingen's War – For Kai; Why, and How, Takeda Seized the Shogunate