the battle of the Silarus river marked the effective end of the third Servile War in 71 BC
Category: Battle Reports
[miniatures] Skirmish!
…game on the table, a classic face off in Normandy between GIs coming from Utah and the baddies.
Albuera 1811
1811… 16 May
… 0800… near Albuera
190 BC – battle of Magnesia
The game I selected to play the battle was Dawn of Battle, designed by Mike Nagel and published by Worthington.
The interaction with the social media was regarding Roman army command decisions at high level.
Flying Colors – Cuddalore, 1758
This past week ( during Feb. 2022 ) I’ve had the enjoyment of engaging with a Vassal play (hotseat) of Flying Colours with a colleague that never played the game nor does play tabletop wargames of any kind
(virtual) wargame session of Knyghte, Pyke & Sworde scenario in the Iron Age
What best way to say “Good morning! Rome loves you all!” than a devastating hail of javelins.
Battles for Prydain – Camlann 537 AD
Camlann 537 AD – Probably the most iconic battle of all the Arthurian legends, and that sees Arthur and his warbands face Mordred and his own forces.
La Vendée 1793 – video play through series
La Vendée 1793 – video play through – part 1
one evening in South America
pictorial review of a play through of the wargame – War of the Triple Alliance
Battle of Jarnac, 13 March 1569
This scenario is part of the By Shot, Shock and Faith, published by Hexasim.
Original title – Par le Feu, le Fer at la Foi.
Designed by Phillipe Hardy
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