Irregular Wars Wargaming

I have just been alerted to this website which looks to be distributing my copyrighted wargaming rules for free. http://mylovelibrabry.com/bookereadus/free.php… It looks for all the world like a phishing scam, and I have demanded they cease advertising that they have my material, and cease distributing it immediately. I have also contacted the UK Citizens Advice Bureau. That said, some of their reviews/comments are pretty flattering. Hun Tsu: "My friends are so mad that they do not know how I have all the high quality ebook which they do not!" Jenny Martins: "Finally I get this ebook, thanks for all these Irregular Wars: Conflict at the World's End I can get now!"

I'm delighted to be able to announce the release of Faustus Furius , my new chariot racing game for Ganesha Games. The rules can now be bought as a pdf direct from Ganesha Games ( HERE ), and will shortly also be available as a hard copy. There will be an Italian translation available later in the year.

Last week I was able to break out my European Empire Horizon Wars battle group for another run. This time against the insidious separatist movement emerging in Germany. Considering Germany was one of the leaders in the creation of the EE, the vile betrayal of the armed insurrection is met with bewilderment and determined repression in equal measure by Imperial forces. The game was played out in a burnt out quarter on the outskirts of Merkelburg, once a jewel  of the Empire. Here, between abandoned tower blocks, ruins and signs of nature's return, the two forces, each of 15 presence, met to contest Imperial control. The Imperial battle group consisted of a heavy infantry CHQ, supported by two heavy infantry sections and some armoured artillery. Off table reserves comprised three sections of mobile infantry, a recon section and a P3 Atlas Mech. The German separatists started with a P1 mech, a section of heavy infantry and a heavy cavalry unit in play, with a two further P1...