Gentlemen, “A Meeting Of Mongols” (typed using Georgia font) was posted on 07 February to this blog. This was a large scenario played solo using TRIUMPH! Twenty days later, what might be called a follow up meeting has just been posted. This was an equally if not also unusually large scenario played ...

Thanks for your diagnosis, Roundie.

Other than that, what did you think?

Magnesia refight with TRIUMPH! Gents, Following, please find a link to a blog post wherein I offer another interpretation of this classic ancient battle using the TRIUMPH! rules. >>https://nopaintingrequired.blogspot.com/search/label/Consul%20vs%20King Thanks in advance for your time and attention....

Very nicely done!

Lovely table and really nice minis.

Can definitely relate to making mistakes re rules and such!

Thanks for sharing.

Gives me more than enough reason to look at trying something similar, though by no means as pretty or professional.

Cheers,
Chris

Gentlemen, At first, the number of views was exciting. And then it was humbling. Then, it was curious. I should have experienced that emotion or suspicion first . . . The link has been available for 13 days. The number of views as of this morning is nearly 18,000. :shock: That works out to just abou...

Gentlemen, Here is the intro to my latest blog post: I scanned the electronic pages of Patrick Waterson’s excellent article “Scipio’s Masterpiece: The Battle of Ilipa,” which originally appeared in the January 2011 issue of Slingshot (Number 274), and then printed a copy for closer reading as well ...

Thanks, Rod, for your usual rapid response. It appears that I muffed this one . . . I had it correct, initially, and then second guessed myself. D'oh. As I played it out, the Bad Horse were defeated/destroyed, and the JC pursued as they had doubled the score. A hiccup in the overall process, but I a...

Good evening, Here's hoping the 2024 is off to a good start for everyone who frequents this forum. Treading carefully, it promises to be an interesting year . . . To the point. In a current scenario (Punic Wars - fictional battle, no refight), the following happened: A unit of Red's javelin cavalry ...

Sorry that it took me a year to notice, but I second Rod's opinion.

Very nicely done, indeed.

Testing my resolution not to copy the gorgeous battles or posts presented by others . . .

I like the format of your blog, too.