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...

As an alternative to a Monday Paint & Chat session, Reject Richard gathered a collection of Postie's Rejects for a remote game.  Ric...

After a delay due to illness (mine!), the first outing of the Battle of Mortimer's Cross took to the table in a game on Wednesday aftern...

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

When I first saw these rules announced, my thought was, "these look interesting."  Played on a grid with no figure removal, Musket...

Back in January, I received my pre-ordered copy of Impetus Warbook1 .  At that time (see Impetus Warbook1 ), I commented on finding a surpri...

The latest entry from the growing stable of wargaming rules from Graham Evans dropped into my mailbox this week.  That rulebook is For Whom ...

Great title, no?  While I have two of Graham's wargame rules and currently playtesting a third, Taiping Era  is a new one to me.  Theref...

Having purchased the rules, To Ur is Human (To Ur) , one year ago and having finally fought a Sumerian battle among the irrigation ditches o...

A first look, twenty years late! Fields of Honor - The American War of Independence (FoH-AWI) was published back in 2000 by Pinnacle Entert...