Palouse Wargaming Journal

Monday's Battle Among the Tombs with Richard is in the books.  A fun game, it was, but a story to tell another time. First, though, a r...

For 2025, I made a conscious decision to pare down my (some would say "massive") hex-and-counter wargame collection.  I managed to...

After seeing the above book mentioned on Peter's blog (see A New Book... ) and listening to the authors' podcasts, I placed an order...

Close upon the heels of last week's Sumerian reinforcements (see Sumerian Reinforcements ), a similarly sized batch of Sumerian javelinm...

  Neil Thomas' WARGAMING NINETEENTH CENTURY EUROPE 1815-1878 Given David's recent musings on contemplating embarking upon a Risorgim...

The panorama photo above was taken at the end of May on an afternoon downtown stroll.  The Spokane River was still high with a torrent of wa...

On the path toward fielding a Piedmontese army for the War of Austrian Succession, more Piedmontese march out from the painting desk.  This ...

Wargaming activities of late seem to be ensconced in the SYW.   This week witnessed three gaming sessions refighting the Battle of Mollwitz ...

While work has begun on a Sumerian project inspired by Graham Evan's To Ur is Human rules (see my First Impressions here ), many questi...