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My top anticipated wargames of 2025

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Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 2/5/2025


RBM Studio Update: The Palisades Fire

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Rodger MacGowan has seen his home and RBM Studio facility destroyed in the Palisades fire in California. His son Steven has set up a gofundme account where you can learn what happened and offer recovery help if you wish.

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 1/24/2025


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The site Game Developer brings us news of the passing of this industry titan.

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 1/10/2025


2024 Christmas Newsletter

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"Hopefully all the socks and after shave that one could ever dream of, have graced your Christmas stocking and perhaps a wargame treat or two has sneaked in and brought a smile!" Norm Smith, in Battlefields and Warriors, brings us another entertaining sum up of his wargaming year!

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 12/25/2024


Pournelle on “Does it matter if you call it a wargame?”

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"Much of what the Department of Defense calls wargaming is not actually wargaming, and that matters." Rex Brynen, in PAXsims, taps in on a discussion by analyst and former officer Phil Pournelle on what passes for "wargaming" in the DOD. "Failing to wargame properly in advance may mean having to learn in actual combat and risk it all."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 12/20/2024


Princeton 1777

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"...this one proved to be the decisive battle that really cemented the American survival in the early months of the Revolution." Jeff Berry, in Obscure Battles, covers the fascinating follow-up engagement to Trenton. Check out the action as "Just when everything seemed to be falling apart, Washington came galloping up."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 12/13/2024


Armchair Dragoons Digital Convention

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The Armchair Dragoons Digital Convention is coming up next month, registration is open now!

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 12/3/2024


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Game: Clash of Wills: Shiloh 1862



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Publisher: Mayfair Games
Game Type: Board
Designer(s): Coleman Charlton, Martin Wallace
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Description:


American Civil War, Battle of Shiloh, 1862, Union vs Confederates.


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Date: 4/13/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Clash of Wills - Shiloh 1862 - Martin Wallace/Coleman Charlton - An Unboxing (video)

A thoroughly illustrative unboxing video from Prasutagus The Orwell Wargamer.
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5
Date: 4/6/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Unboxing Clash Of Wills Shiloh 1862 (video)

A completely silent unboxing video from Pandorrah Nl.
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4
Date: 3/30/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Clash of Wills - Shiloh 1862 - Playthrough & My Thoughts (video)

Prasutagus The Orwell Wargamer illustrates his replay by showing the situation after each turn and highlighting what occurred. See the end for a positive review and final thoughts.
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3
Date: 3/23/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Game review: Civil War, Arthurian lore highlight Test of Fire, Clash of Wills and Shadows over Camelot

Cody K. Carlson compares Test of Fire and Clash of Wills from Mayfair Games.
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2
Date: 3/16/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Clash of Wills - the battle of Shiloh 1862 from Mayfair Games

Norm Smith, in his long-running Battlefields & Warriors blog, covers the game mechanics and provides an after-action report from a game he played solitaire representing both sides. “The see-saw action of Shiloh is nicely captured and the system does manage to bring tension into the game and both players are equally engaged.”
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1
Date: 3/9/2024
Poster: Pat L.
Double review! | Mayfair’s Test Of Fire + Clash of Wills

From Hex, Dice, Fire! comes this double review comparing two games with similar systems from Mayfair games. The reviewer likes both games but considers Test of Fire to be easier, best suited for “…boardgamers or wargame’s newbies”.
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