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Sunday, April 10, 2016

Battles of the Week, 10 April 2016

I'm starting a new series of blog posts on the battle reports/batreps/AARs that I enjoy.  As you'll notice, the blogs I read, listed to your right in the full version (sorry, won't see it on the mobile version) feature more than a few wargaming blogs that produce good reports on the games that they play.  That's a big part of why I blog - of all the wargaming content on the interwebs, I enjoy reading batreps/AARs the most.

So, without further ado, here's a few posts that caught my eye this week:

Epic 30k at Fawcett Avenue Conscripts - Imperial Fists and Sons of Horus go toe-to-toe over control of a government building complex, heavy casualties ensue

Arc of Fire at sediment's wargame blog - a modern game I've never played, but it seems to handle conventional forces relatively well.  Two games played - Game 1 and Game 2

Bolt Action at Craig's Wargaming Blog - reinforced US Paratrooper and German platoons face off

Frostgrave at Colgar 6 - A beautiful write-up with color-coded icons to indicate the multiple factions seeking treasure in the frozen city; just marvelous

Combat Patrol Playtesting at Buck Surdu's Blog - Unique opportunity to see a batrep/playtest report as a WWII game is adding supplements for other historical periods

9 comments:

  1. Hey - cool! Thanks for the shout-out!

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  2. Cheers for adding that link. Another batrep now up. Our first tanks wars

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    1. Great - picked that up in this week's roll-up!

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  3. Cheers for adding that link. Another batrep now up. Our first tanks wars

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  4. Thanks for adding the link. Looking forward to seeing more cool links and will hopefully be adding a few more on my blog.
    Cheers, Andy

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  5. I love reading battle reports. Too many wargaming blogs are really painting blogs, with months of admittedly beautiful figures being displayed and prepared for a game, followed by one two-line post outlining the army's first outing - then nothing. And on to the next painting project.

    I want to see games! :)

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    1. Agree wholeheartedly. Now if only life would intrude less on my hobbies...

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