Those of you interested in historical gaming or just looking for a change of pace might enjoy this (free) article adapting SBG rules to the 2nd Punic War, including troops ratings and a points match skirmish scenario.

https://www.tabletopgaming.co.uk/Features/punic-alternative-carthage-versus-rome-via-middle-earth-rules-scen?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=MWG_Social

This is ace, SBG works well for so many theatres!

I'll add that removing Will is understandable, but unnecessary. Don't forget that it can be used to modify a courage test!

In fairness, so can Might, so you could wrap it into that.

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Agreed, it is a good conversion.
The SBG is a very great base system for any character led skirmish game. I have seen Medieval/Early Renaissance and 17thC Pirate games using the old green/red/blue rulebooks.