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Reread the scenarios
I'm in the process of putting up new shelves for games to help with their current lack of organization. I think one set of shelves will be totally dedicated to PG and to GMT's Great Battles of History series. As I was clearing out games that have been strewn in various places around my bedroom, I came across Sword of Israel. So, I decided to reread the scenario book. One thing I noticed is that this game is mostly very unit dense scenarios. It could be a 1 mapper with 50 units per side. And with the reduced stacking, that could cause a lot of carnage. This isn't at the top of my list now, especially because I'd be trying to remember the 4e rules and the Modern rules and keep them separate, which could end badly, and I do want to get to this in the next few months.
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