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Written by: Jeffrey Luce
The Asgardian god of mischief stands atop the roof of one of  Manhattan's many sky scrapers. The storm clouds gather like roaches behind him as he looks down upon the ant like humans below. "Yield t...
December 14th, 2012
Written by: Pete Ruth
#The Circus is BACK! Well, no, not really. Just for a minute. Maybe more.
December 11th, 2012
Written by: Hello Gregor
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December 7th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#The interstellar ship settles onto the field that has become a make shift landing pad. Venting steam hisses into the morning air as it's landing gear auto adjust to bring the main body of the craft back ...
December 7th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
In the very oldest traditional board and card games, dice are rarely used.  (Backgammon and Parcheesi are the most notable exceptions.)  Most of those boardgames have perfect information and th...
December 5th, 2012
Written by: Alex
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December 3th, 2012
Written by: ubarose
#I've always hated those hypothetical "What 10 games would you want to have if you were stranded on a desert island," or "What 3 games would you save if your house was on fire." I guess I should have paid...
November 30th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#The question rings forth through the blasted rubble that used to be a town. "Who runs Bartertown?" "You know who," she replies through gritted teeth." "Say!" she is commanded. "Master Blaster,"  she...
November 30th, 2012
Written by: Hello Gregor
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November 28th, 2012
Written by: Jur
# I have grouped the blogs in four categories. As the Frontline Gamer once put it: there's really three sides to (miniature) wargaming. There's the modelling and painting, the gaming and the background st...
November 27th, 2012
Written by: Hello Gregor
1. The Beginning of the Beginning is the Beginning of the End 2G1qDwVPd2c   2. Long Ago Lived France WfuHd5OvLbM   3. Robot Will mSmiU9RObYI   4. Gesundheit, The Whistle-Stop War tJVTBTEIx...
November 26th, 2012
Written by: Sagrilarus
#      I had the opportunity to try out Martin Wallace's Test of Fire published by Mayfair Games.  This is likely the lightest, fastest wargame you'll ever get the chance to play but don't discard it...
November 24th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#In the seeming endless plains of the steppe, men in ragged and torn uniforms of brown slowly move into line. They have their orders. Another village must be taken. The fascists must once again be driven ...
November 20th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
In many “natural” games, such as sports, and in many traditional board and card games, every participant begins with an equal position and prospects to every other.  This is symmetry.&nb...
November 20th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#Atop the slopes that rise behind the city of Delphi, two men, slightly out of breath from the climb, enter the temple to Apollo. Inside, the Pythia, chosen of the Sun God, inhales deep the vision giving ...
November 16th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
Two military/political aspects of the ancient world hold a fascination for me, because I've not found or seen a really satisfactory way to represent them in games.  These are the problems of "the bu...
November 12th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#In the city of Heliopolis, once every five hundred years, the bird comes to die and be reborn in flame. The Phoenix, resplendent in it's red and gold plumage, it's cry a song brutal in it's beauty builds...
November 9th, 2012
Written by: Hello Gregor
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November 5th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
This is a discussion of how some games include a cycle of converting resources through some means of production such as factories or agricultural facilities into assets that are usable to help succeed in...
November 4th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#In the hollowed out trunk of an old oak tree, the city of the mice is in disarray. The walnut shell elevators have ceased to function and the cheese markets are closed. The weasel army is on the march. B...
November 2th, 2012
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