I first started playing D&D back in the early 80’s. Me and the rest of my 5th grade buddies played with the old, blue box Basic D&D set with the dragon, wizard and fighter…
Hey Gamers! We have a treat in store for you. Cigar Box Battle has compiled interviews with some of the world’s most influential game designers. We want to bring some…
This is a fantastic, new e-magazine available for American Civil War wargamers. The inaugural issue has some fantastic articles in it such as: an early war scenario for Pohick Church, 1861,…
Pass me more dice…I’m about to cast Fireball! Or not another nostalgic AD&D article! By Cory Ring I’m one of those 40something dads that’s geekily nostalgic about the good times…
ADF Designer’s Notes – The Design Concept The design concept for Across a Deadly Field (ADF) was developed jointly by Osprey and I, over numerous emails back and forth. We…
This week in our “Blogs of Honor” feature, we are highlighting my friend David Glenn’s blog – “Gamer Architect”. As you might have suspected, David is an architect,…
The recent announcement by Amazon confirmed that John Hill has been working with Osprey on a new set of hardbound deluxe ACW miniature rules entitled, “Across A Deadly Field” (ADF) that will enable gamers to recreate large battles while still using individual…
We recently received some product from Foxhole Terrain in Atlanta, GA for review. They sent us a selection of their new 25mm earthworks and a section from their WWI trench…
“Wargming with the Silver Whistle” is a fantastic blog by Pat Smith in the UK. Pat is a phenomenal painter, terrain maker and modeler. His figures and terrain have been…
The War in Virginia: 1862-1865 by Powder Mill Games – Does anyone remember this game? This is a classic, old school, American Civil War boardgame! This game is hard to…
We are proud to bring you this NEW addition to the Johnny Reb 3 rules written by John Hill himself! Please click on the link below for the downloadable PDF.…
Remember this? Back in my day Modelers Mart was one of my all time favorite gaming stores! They were one of the largest US suppliers of historical miniatures, buildings…