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Editorial
Editorial
Kenn Hart (UK edition) and Rich Barbuto (North American Edition) explain Lone Warrior editions.
Rules Ideas
ACW Solo Campaign 1864
Graham Empson's American Civil War system contains rules, charts, chance cards, and more.
Solo Campaign Rules
Nicholas Birt simulates surprise and programmed responses for army movement.
Thoughts on Generating Terrain
Rich Barbuto offers a series of charts for the American Civil War, but with broader application.
Playing Card Opponents
Thomas L. Morgan employs a standard 52 card pack plus two jokers to provide order interpretations.
Random Selection of DBA Orders of Battle
George Arnold provides a card system for OOB selection.
A Very Level Playing Field
Kenn Hart advocates the use of casualty figures for a better battlefield look.
Chance Cards
Spice up a gaming session with these clever events. (LW 116)
Staff Problems
John Bennett offers a filing system to bring new focus to campaign events. (LW 114)
Features
Chaos at Knifesman Cove
Billy Brand brings orcs and humans together on the coast.
Uncomfortable for Some
Andrew Glasgow forms a "blacklist" of historical periods he can no longer wargame.
Stalky & Co.
A colonial scenario for fans of the book series.
Philosophy of Solitaire
Patrick Carroll offers reasons for solo gaming.
Thoughts on General De Brigade Rules
David Barnes reports on a French-Austrian Napoleonic battle using the rules.
Stalingrad 1942
Kenneth Van Pelt and Jon M. Haworth offer up a solo scenario called Mamayev Kurgan, where you lead a German force through the shattered city towards the factories. (LW 117)
Campaign maps
Michael Buttle theorizes on mapmaking on campaign, offering thoughts on terrain, supplies, and searching out the enemy. (LW 116)
Action at Sorrell Point
Small scale scenario between an attacking force of light cavalry and line infantry and a defending force of line infantry and artillery, from Ron Moore. (LW 116)
PBM Ideas
PBM Report
Chris Morris roves across the mails.
Shenandoah PBM Report
George Arnold walks us through a second PBM experience in the American Civil War.
The Volci Campaign
Jon Laughlin continues reporting on his current PBM campaign.
Humor and Fiction
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Cartoon: Sentry American Civil War, sort of.
Table Talk Not enough room.
Fate Worse Than Death Poetry (LW 117)
Chain of Command C3 Not (LW 117)
Murphy's Laws of Combat Top 11 (LW 117)
Computer Corner
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Computer Games Corner Graham Empson brings a number of mini-reviews together.
Command and Conquer: Red Alert Glenn Ellis reviews the upgunned C&C.
Age of Sail Kenn Hart examines a Napoleonic naval simulation.
Battleground Shiloh Glenn Ellis looks at Talonsoft's latest ACW game.
Bookcase Reviews
Miniature Figures Reviews
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Feudal Castings: 15mm 1850 Danish, 1859 Piedmontese, War of the Roses, Feudal Scots
Dixons Miniatures: 25mm Wild West and ACW
Village Green: 25mm Bushi Warriors of Japan
Guernsey Foundry: 25mm Old West
Redoubt Enterprises: 25mm English Civil War
Donnington Miniatures: 15mm Maccabean Jews, Mongols
Flintlogue fantasy (LW 117)
Other
Forum Letters to the Editor.
Adviser's Service Who's Who.
1997 UK Show Diary Convention listing.
Quartermasters Stores Product and Contact Information
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