- Venta Icenorum - a new scenario for Dux Britanniarum involving a fort.
- A Village In Normandy - a look at the scene of some of D-Day’s toughest fighting with the Canadian North Shore Regiment, house to house fighting techniques and two scenarios for IABSM and Chain of Command.
- Everybody Look What’s Going Down - a scenario for Charlie Don’t Surf.
- All at Sea - a complete campaign background for an exciting fight in the Indian Ocean with Sharp Practice and Kiss Me Hardy.
- All Quiet on the Central Front - an advanced look at the upcoming I Ain’t Been Nuked Mum cold war rules.
- Modelling Continuous Exposure to Combat - the effects of combat on men and how to reflect it in games.
- You Dirty Rat – gangster car chase rules.
- Chain of Command Espana - an introduction to the Spanish Civil War version of Chain of Command (something the Lardies have subsequently been supplementing with unit lists on their blog).
- The (now traditional) Roundwood Report.
- Scenario Seven - for Chain of Command.
- One Gun to Rule Them All - the development and deployment of the Sherman 76mm.
- Emerson’s Exit - scenario design for Bag the Hun and a historical refight.
- Carros Blindados, Autoametrelladoras & Tizanos 1936 - impromptu armoured vehicles in the first year of the Spanish Civil War.
- Playing Chain of Command with Platoon Forward.
- Scenario Thirteen - for Quadrant 13.
- Force Morale, Your Flexible Friend - representing different unit types and applying to IABSM.
- Staghounds and Dynamite - an IABSM scenario in Italy.
- Hens, Chicks and Spanish Drivers - tanks in the Spanish Civil War.
- Random Events in Chain of Command.
- One Dark Night. Don’t Panic! - a Home Guard scenario for Chain of Command .
- In Flanders Fields - 1914 infantry tactics.
- In the Last Ditch Again - a Through the Mud and the Blood scenario for the retreat from Mons.
- Hell and Heroism - three Chain of Command scenarios set around the battle for Hannut in May 1940.
Plenty of interesting content and well worth the £6 for the pdf.
Wow! Action packed then.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is! I've always found them a good read.
DeleteAhh yes, something else I must get ordered & in my hands!
ReplyDeleteIf you're interested in the world of Lard it is essential reading!
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