For those of you who have been following Mark’s “What Was Old is New Again” seriescovering Peloponnesian War design and strategy, please enjoy another selection from the years ago published Volume 28 #1 of The General. This four part article series is a replay of Peloponnesian War featuring Kevin Boylan as the Athenian Player, Doug Whatley as the Spartan Player, […]
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Designer Blogs, Series ReplayFor those of you who have been following Mark’s “What Was Old is New Again” series covering Peloponnesian War design and strategy, please enjoy another selection from the years ago published Volume 28 #1 of The General. This four part article series is a replay of Peloponnesian War featuring Kevin Boylan as the Athenian Player, Doug Whatley as the Spartan
Peloponnesian War Series Replay: Turn 2 Read Post »
Designer Blogs, Series ReplayFor those of you who have been following Mark’s “What Was Old is New Again” series covering Peloponnesian War design and strategy, please enjoy another selection from the years ago published Volume 28 #1 of The General. This four part article series is a replay of Peloponnesian War featuring Kevin Boylan as the Athenian Player,
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Designer Blogs, Series ReplayIn Part I of Joel’s video AAR of Next War: Poland, he covered the action during turns 1 and 2 of the campaign game. In this article, he’ll take us into the action during turns 3 and 4. Enjoy! – Gene
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After Action Report, Examples of Play, Series ReplayDesigner Joel Toppen is well known among our customers for his outstanding solitaire designs Navajo Wars and Comancheria, as well as his amazing work in creating so many of the VASSAL modules for our games. Recently, Joel took a break to actually play someone else’s game, and in the process gave all of us players
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After Action Report, Examples of Play, Series ReplayPakistan started it. It was supposed to be a short, sharp push over the border into the disputed territory. Pakistan had prepared well, both militarily and diplomatically. Initially, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (IROP) gained tactical surprise over the armed forces of the Republic of India (ROI). Diplomatically, Pakistan secured the support of the People’s
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Series ReplayThe following is a replay of Wing Leader Scenario V25 “Singapore Sling” which is one of the supplemental scenarios provided by Lee B-W online.. Japanese Pre-game Planning In order to win this scenario you will definitely need to bomb the airfield and at least take it out (6 hits). The Sally’s you are using have
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Series ReplayHere is Part 3 of the Wing Leader Scenario V24 Replay. If you missed Part 1 and Part 2, go here and here to read them first. Turn 7 Setup Phase None. Turn 7 Tally Phase Kittyhawk D will try to Tally SM.79 X which is 1 square away. He needs to roll a 1 or
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Series ReplayI just had the best Labor Day weekend with my whole family hanging out, eating, drinking, swimming, and playing Churchill plus a little MechWarrior. My boys and I played a campaign game with my son Grant (Stalin), son-in-law Dan (Roosevelt) and I was Churchill. Grant and Dan were play testers and both of them are
MacArthur did not return… (Labor Day Churchill Playthrough) Read Post »
Designer Blogs, Series ReplayHere is Part 2 of the Wing Leader Scenario V24 Replay. If you missed Part 1, you can find it here. Turn 4 Setup Phase None. Turn 4 Tally Phase Spitfire A will try to Tally SM.79 X which is 3 squares away. He needs to roll a 3 or higher. He rolls a 3
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