 | We are thrilled to make Little Wars magazine available for free as a one-click PDF download today. HMGS members got their hands on a print edition at Historicon in July and our Patreon community has had digital access since then, as well. Now we're rolling this out to the world for anyone and everyone to check out. We hope to assemble a 2027 issue for next summer, which means it's never too early to see who might want to contribute a scenario! As you'll read in the introduction to Little Wars, every article in the magazine is a scenario or scenario-companion piece. There are no reviews, hobby news, or tutorials. Just games you can get on your table and play! We hope you enjoy the magazine. |
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One of the questions we received in our 100k Subscriber Q&A Event asked if Josh would share his orders of battle for the Gallipoli wargame. Truth be told, we kind of thought we ALREADY HAD shared this! But naturally, our eagle-eyed viewers are usually correct. We did not share these files until today. But here you go! At your request, we present Josh's briefings for the Gallipoli invasion, complete with pre-game decisions and orders of battle.
Rhys and Griffin served in remote roles, communicating only with the game umpire (Josh). They received maps and intelligence reports, but never saw the miniature tabletops or led troops in the field. They did issue written orders to their subcommanders, and now we're sharing those orders for the first time! Griffin's orders include his detailed deployment maps, as well.
Last week Tom & Greg reviewed the 2015 big battle rules Blucher, published by Sam Mustafa. If you missed the review, CHECK IT OUT, but in that review we briefly mentioned our old 1809 Danube campaign. This was a large campaign event run in the club ten years ago, organized and developed by Tom when Blucher first came out. Back then, we were all very excited about the new game and wanted to tackle a monster campaign.
Our thanks again to Chris for organizing this wargame! You can see Chris on our channel doing painting tutorials, but he has his own YouTube channel with many more painting videos. It's called Feldgrau Productions. Perhaps you'll enjoy this recent video where he shows off his 10mm Saracen army in greater detail!
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