by Paul Comben There is an issue with naval board wargames that really does not apply to many other areas of the hobby. You can
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Battleships Do Not Themselves a Battle Make – A Study of Naval Warfare in the Great War Era
by Paul Comben In the heady and desperately deluded days of August 1914, the doubts of the few were readily drowned out by the confident
Several Ways with The Hundred Days
By Paul Comben This is a simply a light look at all the Waterloo campaign games I have owned and played over the years.
Waterloo – An Utter Waste of Time
by Paul Comben According to Helmuth von Moltke, no military plan ever survived first contact with the enemy. According to the Duke of Wellington,
Iron and Oak – A Boardgaming Life Review
Game Design by James M. Day GMT Games LLC Review by Mitchell Freedman The box cover says Iron and Oak is a game of “ship-to
How War Works: A BoardgamingLife Review of Playford Games’ Moral Conflict Series
by Paul Comben Introduction In the increasingly fractious relationship between Adolf Hitler and his senior commanders, it was the Fuhrer’s repeated complaint that his
The Boardgaming Life 