Hi all! These are very busy times at work and at home with little time spent around here, as one can readily see. My energy hasn't really been in short supply but given a chance to paint, read, catch up on work or get some sleep in the short periods of time I do have to myself after the family is all a-bed, I haven't often found the wherewithall to string more words together on the computer. You know how that goes. Anyway, in a spasm of productivity, I did steal the time to continue to discover the shadowy (shady?) History of Syldavia with the 1684 campaign post the other day. I hit the wall however trying to figure out how the battle would work out when I was saved by a good idea. Aha! Why not play the battle out in a game and then write an AAR?! Whoa, hold on there Jim, you say! Play out an actual wargame? Sit yourself down and have a drink! Quite out of character for this blog, I realize... I did indeed play out the scenario in a fast game, using figure
News, plans and plots regarding my 18th century Imagi-Nations campaign set in the fictitious nations of Syldavia and Borduria, my variations on a theme of Hergé