Monthly Archives: March 2015 »
Ney and Twice Ney!
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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“Bolt Action” Miniatures – A Boardgaming Way Review
By Fred Manzo Bolt Action is a set of World War II miniatures rules in the Flames of War tradition. Those familiar with the FoW franchise will immediately know what we are talking about. (E.G., one
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The New Yorker: Dungeons and Dragons Saved My Life
BY Jon Michaud Dungeons & Dragons turns forty this year. The game, which I played in my youth, is entering middle age just a few years behind me. My interest in—or, I should say,
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The New York Times: A Game as Literary Tutorial
By ETHAN GILSDORF Dungeons & Dragons Has Influenced a Generation of Writers When he was an immigrant boy growing up in New Jersey, the writer Junot Díaz said he felt marginalized. But that feeling
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The Boston Globe: Board games are back, and Boston’s a player
By Ethan Gilsdorf A Golden Age of tabletop games, from nerdy to mainstream, is afoot. WHEN WE WERE KIDS, we played games. I don’t mean games of make-believe or cops and robbers or video
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Plancenoit: The Final Blow (a preview of Legion Wargames’ “Black Eagles Over Belgium”)
By Paul Fish DVM Mention the name “Waterloo” to most Americans and 60% will say it was Napoleon’s last battle, 25% will bring up a song by ABBA and the rest will have no
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Deseret News: We are living in a board game renaissance
By Cody Carlson You may not realize it, but you are living in the middle of a board game renaissance. In a recent video post on his website Shut Up & Sit Down, British game
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Stonewall’s Sword Now on Sale at Revolution Games
By the Revolution Games Staff FREE SHIPPING on orders over $60 Expires 4/1/2015 Ships last week in March! (all orders placed with Stonewall’s Sword will ship last week in March) $33 On the stifling
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