You may have played these at a school or other club in the late 70s, or maybe you played some others that could be added to the list.

My school was in Southport, near Liverpool, UK. We met several times a week, first in a science lab (dodge the built in bunsen burners) and then in an ordinary classroom.

As well as these games, a lot of miniatures got played (mainly 300th scale tanks and 1/3000th scale ships) with various rules. We also played a game called en-guarde (not the one on the list). This was set in medieval times and you got to be anything from a peasant to a prince at the start. You went around gaining strength and skills through duels and such like. Eventually, if you were clever, even an artisan could take on a knight. In a duel, you had to do things like stab, lunge and parry, and these were crossed indexed for a result (sort of advanced Paper, scissors, stone)...great fun! All from a little rule book, a piece of paper and dice.

Happy memories! Go ahead and add yours.