by Brian Cameron I’ve been playing Firefly Adventures: Brigands and Browncoats again. It can be played coop or solo and the mechanic for non-played figures could be useful in other games. The opposition are Brawlers or Shooters and, as with your own figures, take two actions each turn. Brawlers will brawl with one of your […]
Reviews
‘The Blood Crows’ Review Added
Jonathan Aird reviews Simon Scarrow’s The Blood Crows – the 12th installment of the Macro and Cato saga. Although there is inspiration for the wargamer, it is tempered by issues with the story itself, and so the title comes moderately recommended. You can find it on the Reviews page.
New Sample Article
In ‘Something Old, Something Newer: Revisiting Some Inter-Related Rule Sets’, George Arnold discusses three derivatives of De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA): De Bellis Napoleonicis, DBACW, and Triumph! He rounds out the discussion with a game report featuring DBACW. You can read this article from a previous issue of Lone Warrior on the Sample Articles page.
Games Workshop – Age of Sigmar : Stormbringer Part 1
In our newest review, Jonathan Aird considers the latest partwork from Games Workshop You can find it on the Reviews page.
Christmas Tat Review Added
Jonathan Aird shares some bargain store Christmas decorations and their wargaming possibilities. You can find it on the Reviews page.
‘The Civil War Battlefield Guide’ Review Added
Jim Roher finds plenty of wargaming inspiration in this collection of maps of battles of the American Civil War. You can find it on the Reviews page.
‘Famous By My Sword’ Review Added
Martin Smith reviews ‘Famous By My Sword’: The Army of Montrose and the Military Revolution. He finds much to recommend in this title which covers the Scots Royalist Army raised by James Graham, Marquess of Montrose, and its battles in 1644-1645. You can find the full review on the Reviews page.
‘Rome’s Enemies (5): The Desert Frontier’ Osprey Review Added
Martin Smith reviews Men-At-Arms 243 and notes that it is beautifully illustrated and serves as a “fine introduction to a lesser-known subject”. The full review is available on the Ospreys at a Glance page.
‘Military Modelling 1981 Manual’ Reviewed
Jonathan Aird reviews this 1981 offering from Military Modeling and highlights several articles of value to wargamers. It’s on the Reviews page.