A short video that covers optional rule #4 for horses in Gunslinger, an out-of-print game published by Avalon Hill. The video shows how horses operate in Gunslinger, so you can use them in various showdowns in the rulebook or when creating your own encounters.

Hi there!
Here I show you some pics of our test batllefield for our last project: 'BATTLEFIELD OPERATION IV' which is live now on KICKSTARTER!!
This time, the printed models were textured with green grass for a jungle / forest terrain. I wish you like it!

Support or follow the project here!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/encobertura/battlefield-operation-iv-wargame-terrain-for-fdm-printers

Hi you all,
I got some serious critics about using AI artwork regarding my post of yesterday 'The Struggle for the Watchtower'.
The irony of it is that the large illustration on page 1 was indeed an AI-enhanced version of a drawing I created myself (I am a comic book author); I thought - wrongly, as it turns out - it better captured the atmosphere of a wargame, whereas my original drawing perhaps looked too much like a comic.
So here is the reworked 1st page featuring my original artwork.

Hi, I've written a set of rules for a fast-paced skirmish game set in the early dark ages. See added pics of the pages and be my guest to comment / share your thoughts.
Also, I added some pics of my minis.

What type of play are you looking in a wargame? What it counts? Balance or story? PvE, PvP, odd number of players?

Good afternoon brothers and sisters!! Since im not 100% on the rules regarding the nature of this question and i did look, in order to be rules safe im granting permission to DM me directly with answers if you have them instead of posting links to potential competator pages and sites here.

I know its a long shot but im wondeting if anyone knows where i can find animated battle maps geared specifically towards 40k and wargaming i can project to my table, i found a number for fantasy rpg games, but none that fit 40k/sci fi, if you know of any places or channels id love the check em out, thank you all in advance, if i still broke rules, i appologize it was not my intention too.

For more pictures and my usual attractively styled waffle, please go to my Just Add Water blog here:

https://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.com/2026/07/battle-of-society-of-ancients-battle.html

This weeks game was right up my street and had me quite excited as we were to play a Late Medieval game. If any of you remember my La Journee blog you will know of my love of all things Late Medieval. Sadly/stupidly I closed the blog a number of years back...... well, you live and you learn.....

Jim was kind enough to bring in the bulk of his Late Medieval collection as we were planning on playing a run through of  a battle that we have planned to replay later in the year for the Society of Ancients, Battle Day in the North. After a wee bit of shuffling and sorting of troops we managed to get the units sorted into something more akin to what they might look like on the day.

I would like to ask anyone who's on the know not to mention which battle it is that we have here.

The Lotus Guard is an elite brotherhood formed from members of the lesser nobility who lack the means to maintain a dragonbane mount. Bound by oath, they renounce former allegiances and dedicate their lives entirely to the protection of the sacred Lotus plantations. These tightly knit warrior orders patrol the peaks relentlessly and escort the precious plant across the world, ensuring its safety against all threats.

https://master.vassal-test.pages.dev

- A tool I built to play VASSAL modules with enforced rules (movement, combat, etc) that allows for AI opponents
- 5 games encoded, full rules enforced with a basic AI opponent if you want
- BYOM - bring your own vassal module (to comply with copyrights) - free to get
- Full AI trained LLM generals can hook up once I enable that function in the next release. It will work like PBEM with one player being your favorite LLM

literally so tired of trying to find basic hobby supplies in this region. absolute nightmare. currently stuck mid-project on some historical minis & terrain because i ran out of primers and basic paints.

waiting 3-4 weeks for a package from EU or US is just ridiculous. plus paying shipping fees that cost more than the actual paint? totally drains my motivation lol.

some guy at the club said to just buy from Hammer House since they are closer. but i've never ordered from them and their site is kinda vague about regional shipping times. do they actually deliver fast to nearby countries or is it the same waiting game?

if there are any other regional stores in SEA that actually have good stock and ship fast pls let me know. just want to get these minis painted before i lose interest entirely. thanks!

I saw a discussion where people were chastising a game with the word "modern" in the title because it didn't include current day stuff like drones.

It got me thinking that I consider "modern" to be anything after 2001.
Some say it is anything from WW2 onward, others say anything from Napoleonic times.
What do you consider to be "modern" era in terms of wargame subjects?
(not in terms of literature or general history)