An exposition of the Hobby of TableTop gaming.
With commentary, notes and other items connected to this hobby.
About Me
- MurdocK
- In a uniform from the age of 13 to 30, learned much of 'military life' and after a decade of travel have settled down to start a family. Started with boardgames and RPG's in the 1970's and added tabletop miniatures in the 1990's. Now with a family of three boys, seeking to turn this sometime hobby into more of a lifestyle.
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Blog Archive
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2015
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June
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- Many Shades of Quatre Bras
- Sean Bean On Waterloo Episode 2
- Sean Bean On Waterloo Episode 1
- Bicentenaire de la bataille de Waterloo Juin 2015
- Waterloo II
- Waterloo I
- Napoleon Bonaparte - Icon Of Power
- The French Revolution
- Opening
- Edgehill Extra - English Civil War troops close up!
- Edgehill - For God, King and Country - playtest on...
- Wargamer's Profile Worksheet
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Useful Tabletop Resources
- Napoleonic Infantry Maneuvers 1:1
- ECW Wiki Project
- SHAKO
- Keep Your Powder Dry
- King George III Map Collection
- King Charles Army
- Blood & Plunder Playing Summary
- Rigging Sloop 1000 foot General
- The Sloop ship for B&P
- Blood & Pigment Ships Overview
- The Barkentine ship for B&P
- TYW Collection & Information
- D3 ECW System
- Victory Without Quarter .pdf Rules
- Napoleonic Carnage & Glory II
- 100 Days Campaign System
- Order of Battle for 100 Days Campaign
- Fast Play Grand Armee
- Wargaming Waterloo 2015
- LEIPZIG 1813
- Table Top Teasers
- List of Colours : Wiki
- Paper Terrain
1 comment:
The Battle of Waterloo was always one of my favorite subjects to study in history class. Not really for the strategy, but the passion involved in that final battle. For some reason, I get the sense that those on the losing side of the battle didn't really care if they lived or died. They believed in something and believed in Napoleon until the very end. That's loyalty. That's passion.
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