Grid based wargaming - but not always

This week a secondhand book I purchased arrived - "CHARGE! OR HOW TO PLAY WAR GAMES" by Brig. P. Young & Lt. Col. J. P. Lawfor...

The campaign battle for October 1645 has a Royalist army holding the village of Yaxley. Their advance into the East Midland region has been ...

In September 1645 Royalist forces had after a couple of close battles managed to hold off a move by a Parliamentarian marching army to wrest...

All my plans to have played an English Civil War campaign game last weekend were thwarted when I came down with a cold. The next battle is t...

In preparation for having a tabletop suitable to represent the WW2 St. Nazaire raid, I need to create quite a few warehouses suitable to rep...

The last campaign game (Battle of Fernhurst) was a drawn game. Rather than proceed to the next campaign turn where the Royalist cause would ...

In September 1645 Parliament was under pressure for a victory having lost control of the West Midlands earlier in the year. They were able t...