Three Ages of Rome (3AoR)  is written by UK wargamer Philip Garton for the Helion Books war-games series (published 2022).  Garton has a ...

  Not that they are especially new, but I've spent the last few weeks learning a set of horse and musket rules by Henry Hyde called Shot...

Checking into the blog after a busy spell (church work plus a LOT of gardening) to report on a brief game played using  Osprey’s Xenos Rampa...

Hello friends:   I’ve been quiet here last week, which, as you might expect, was a busy one for my day job as a wargaming vicar, but time t...

Hello friends: As I’ve said here recently, the SYW painting muse has captured my attention lately, and her sister muse of SYW gaming paid a...

(Note: I had meant to post this on my self-imposed timeline of Napoleonic Thursday, but will have to settle for Saturday evening.) I had me...

There was a while back around 2012 when this blog was buzzing with excitement about my foray into 6mm Napoleonics.  I had purchased a large ...

Reading the Canadian historian Mark Zuelkhe’s book on Operation Husky , the Canadians in the Sicilian Campaign of 1943, got me thinking of u...

Hello friends: Just putting a few words of praise here for Five Men In Normandy, 30 Cal Edition, a cheap and cheerful set of skirmish rules...

That rascal Vladimir, always stirring the pot.  Back in 2016, when we worried more about Russia invading and annexing and less about Russia...

Revisiting my never-ending Lord of the Rings interest here and a brief return to Rohan, where housing starts are up. This is the 4Ground V...