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Reviving “La Différence” – A Boardgaming Way Analysis

Reviving “La Différence” – A Boardgaming Way Analysis

Paul Comben March 7, 2016 7

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Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes – A Boardgaming Way Review by Paul Comben

Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes – A Boardgaming Way Review by Paul Comben

Paul Comben November 6, 2015 9

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Podcast: Wargames to Go with Mark Johnson and Paul Comben

Podcast: Wargames to Go with Mark Johnson and Paul Comben

Other September 28, 2015 0

By Mark Johnson:  Timestamps (approximate) 12:09 – Andrew Hobley interview (Bicentennial Waterloo gaming) 38:25 – Pete Belli interview (One-Minute Waterloo) 1:02:45 – Books & Films 1:19:45 – Paul Comben interview (Waterloo wargaming) 1:59:30 –

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Feats in Ancient Times:  Wargaming the Battles of Antiquity – A Boardgaming Way Essay

Feats in Ancient Times: Wargaming the Battles of Antiquity – A Boardgaming Way Essay

Paul Comben August 17, 2015 10

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Winning Through Wear And Tear – A Boardgaming Way Analysis of Waterloo 20

Winning Through Wear And Tear – A Boardgaming Way Analysis of Waterloo 20

Paul Comben June 16, 2015 3

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Age of Napoleon: A Boardgaming Way Review

Age of Napoleon: A Boardgaming Way Review

Paul Comben May 21, 2015 2

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Bobby Lee Broadcasting:  An “Entertainment” for Wargamers

Bobby Lee Broadcasting: An “Entertainment” for Wargamers

Paul Comben May 1, 2015 0

By Paul Comben In a post Civil War alternative reality…Major Taylor and Robert E Lee are in a radio studio… Taylor: You are listening to M.A.R.S.E., the Entirely Lost Cause Radio Network, 1861 to

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Ney and Twice Ney! (Part II)

Ney and Twice Ney! (Part II)

Paul Comben March 18, 2015 2

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Ney and Twice Ney!

Ney and Twice Ney!

Paul Comben March 16, 2015 11

By Paul Comben Grand Tactical Interpretations of Quatre Bras Part I It was not long after the ordeal of Waterloo that Wellington’s diminished but triumphant Anglo-Dutch army returned to the site of its first

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Facing Serious Charges?

Facing Serious Charges?

Paul Comben February 4, 2015 6

By Paul Comben Medieval Cavalry in Board Wargames According to more texts than I would care to count up, the Battle of Hastings lasted from the morning of a mid-October day in 1066 to

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