Another game reports has been added to this web site from the archives. This one features an ancient naval encounter recreating the Battle of Drepanum in 249 BC. It’s on the Game Reports page.
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Game report added
Here’s an older after-action write-up from an earlier blog entry, now added to the Game Reports page. This one is a report of a game between Romans and Ancient Britons fought using the Impetus rules. Click here to go to the Game Reports page.
Simple Horse and Musket rules added
The latest rules to be added to this blog are George Arnold’s Horse and Musket rules, with movement and combat factors for Napoleonics and for the American Civil War. They’re on the Complete Rule Sets page.
Sample article for this month added
There’s a new sample article now available, this one by Mike Crane who designed a game featuring Star Wars X-wing, Tie fighters and bombers attacking each other’s mother ships. Rules, an after-action report and designs for paper spacecraft. It’s on the Sample Articles page.
Warhammer Conquest partworks review
Jonathan Aird finds some bargains with Warhammer Conquest partworks, which include a weekly magazine, one or more figures and other accessories. His review, along with photos, is on the Reviews page.
Haven’t received No. 208? Read this
Lone Warrior Editor Rich Barbuto reports that issue No. 208 has been e-mailed, but a couple of e-mail addresses have bounced. Here’s a note from him: Dear Lone Warrior subscribers. I have completed sending out LW 208 and have received two returned e-mails. If you have not received Lone Warrior 208 by Sunday evening, please […]
Latest Lone Warrior is on the way
Editor Rich Barbuto reports that Lone Warrior No. 208, the latest issue of the magazine, is ready for delivery and will be in subscribers’ hands within days. Here’s a preview of the contents: “D-Day: Making a Game” by David Newport. A report on a D-Day invasion game that has been run at gaming conventions. Included […]
Age of Sail rules added
The latest set of rules from past Lone Warrior’s has been added. The “Wooden Walls, Iron Balls and Paper Ships” rules are by Paul Le Long and can be played with paper ships courtesy of Mike Crane. (They can also be played with miniatures.) They are on the Complete Rule Sets page.
Women at War
By Rob Morgan I picked up a short review of a reprinted book called “Women, Armies & Warfare” by John A. Lynn II, in University the other day. Published by Cambridge University Press in the UK, it’s a short 251-page book. It will probably be months before I get to see a copy, if I […]