Eventually I have reached 90 minutes into the German attack on Brighton. This battle is beginning to look like the representation of Stalingrad refought by Lionel Tarr in the 1960s and referenced in Donald Featherstone’s books “War Games” and “Advanced War Games”
The following are the reports sent at 07:00 to the German and British overall commanders in this Play by E-mail campaign. The battle has now reached 07:30 but for security reasons I am publishing one half hour in arrears.
Murmurings from beneath the beard
With Added Free wargames rules – Not Quite Rocket Science. Contains both sorts of robots ... Evil, and Giant, Stompy! Mad Science and Explosions guaranteed!
Researching The Home Guard Through Tabletop Gaming
Wargames blog covering the period 1792 - 1815
My ongoing wargames projects!
Conflict in the imaginary world of 1891 and later
Toy soldiers, gaming, Imagi-Nations
Pen & sword as one
A futile fight against entropy or 'Every man should have a hobby'? Either way it is a blog on tabletop wargames, board games and megagames
Operational-Level Tabletop Wargaming Rules
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My gaming group's re-fight of 1792-1815.
Adventures In The Land of History
Home of 'Meeples & Miniatures' - the longest running UK tabletop gaming podcast
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