I have to admit that much of my planning for convention games is centered on imagining all the ways things can go horribly wrong. This can take all sorts of forms, be it missing figures or components, broken terrain or… Continue Reading
This is Ed tagging back in to discuss force structure and playtesting the scenario. Now that we’ve gotten a draft map to use, it will be much easier to work out some of the rough edges on the way to… Continue Reading
So this is Ed, back in the writer’s chair to reclaim my blog (at least for this week)! The other day after reading what I had originally written for this blog post, my wife asked me, “What do you love… Continue Reading
A few weeks ago my friend Caleb came down to test out my new game room and play his first game against Japanese in Chain of Command. Since he had a platoon of Perry Desert Rats that hadn’t seen the… Continue Reading
So, I’m back to blogging after a long hiatus. Real life has been something of a rollercoaster over the past year, as we’ve purchased a house, done renovations, moved across state from Alexandria to Richmond, VA and I’ve managed to… Continue Reading
Title: The Red Army Handbook Author: Steven J. Zaloga and Leland S. Ness Publisher: Sutton Publishing Release Date: 1998 Format: Hardcover Pages: 240 One of the challenges of making sense of the combat on the Eastern Front of World War… Continue Reading