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“A Most Fearful Sacrifice”: Playtest After-Action-Report 2: “Making Sausage: All this Is My Fault – Pickett’s Charge”
“Making Sausage: All this Is My Fault – Pickett’s Charge” By Claude Whalen: You would think that making a Pickett’s Charge scenario would be simple; march across open ground, get blasted along the
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Kickstarter: “In Magnificent Style” – Deluxe (second edition) from Worthington
By Kickstarter: The deluxe edition and update of the classic Solitaire game, IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE. Refight Picketts Charge at Gettysburg. “In Magnificent Style” is a solitaire game depicting the final desperate Confederate attack on July
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Gettysburg – UK Video
Chris Gilder “TV Series on in the UK called Battleground featuring Edward Woodward with Peter Gilders figures and Terrain. Peter and Edward first met on the movie Callan which featured a wargame setup by
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A Most Fearful Sacrifice: After-Action-Report of its Grand Battle Scenario – Playtest Version
Or “This Is Why We Playtest a Lot” By Claude Whalen: Thousands of books have been written on Gettysburg, it seems that everyone
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The Players Aid: Interview with Hermann Luttmann Designer of ‘In Magnificent Style: Pickett’s Charge Deluxe’ from Worthington Publishing Coming to Kickstarter Soon
By The Players Aid: “A game that I have yet to play but one that is always spoken of fondly by wargamers, even with a bit of reverence I think for the subject and
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New Hermann Luttmann games: “Beware the Shades” and “A Most Fearful Sacrifice.”
Previews By Fred Manzo (Quotes and pictures
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Washington Post: She was the last American to collect a Civil War pension —$73.13 a month. She just died.
By Ian Shapira: “The check arrived every month: $73.13. Irene Triplett, who lived in a North Carolina nursing home, rarely talked about the source of the money. She was the last American to receive
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Marco Arnaudo: “Longstreet Attacks” Review
MarcoOmnigamer 19.5K subscribers Conclusions at 12:03.
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Battlefields and Warriors: A review of “Stonewall’s Sword” by Revolution Games
Jackson’s Sword by Revolution Games. By Norm Smith: “The first of the American Civil War regimental games in the Blind Swords series by Revolution Games, it covers Cedar Mountain with each turn representing 20
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