Review of ‘The Invasion of Virginia, 1781’
Rich Barbuto, the editor of Lone Warrior, provides a review of a new book about the climactic campaign of the American War of Independence. It’s on the Reviews page.
View ArticleReview of ‘Blenheim: Battle for Europe’ book
Rob Morgan reviews a book on the Battle of Blenheim (1704) and finds it a useful read for solo possibilities, which he discusses at some length. It’s on the Reviews page.
View ArticleReview of 28mm plastic Hessians
Rich Barbuto reviews a box of Warlord Games’ 28mm plastic Hessians, finding them to be nicely detailed, but fiddly to assemble. It’s on the Reviews page.
View Article‘Rebels and Patriots’ review (Osprey)
Paul Le Long reviews a set of rules in Osprey’s Wargames series, “Rebels and Patriots,” covering small-unit action from American Colonial times through the American Civil War. It’s on the Ospreys at a...
View ArticleFrench and Indian War rules added
Michael Gray’s “French and Indian War Rules” have now been added to the Complete Rule Sets page. The rules look to be easily adaptable to any type of Horse and Musket game.
View ArticleA new sample article
Kevin White provides this month’s sample article from previous number of Lone Warrior. “A House Divided” is a rule set focused on the English Civil War, and the article features photos of his paper...
View ArticleAge of Sail rules added
The latest set of rules from past Lone Warrior’s has been added. The “Wooden Walls, Iron Balls and Paper Ships” rules are by Paul Le Long and can be played with paper ships courtesy of Mike Crane....
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Adding more Revolutionary War units
By Rich Barbuto Rob Morgan has a great idea (see his post immediately below) about keeping members of the solo gaming community connected by sharing our recent hobby-related activities. After I gamed...
View ArticleRules for AWI and War of 1812 added
A set of rules developed by Lone Warrior Editor Rich Barbuto has been added to this website. The rules cover the period from the American War of Independence through the War of 1812. “From Bunker Hill...
View Article‘British Army Uniforms from 1751 to 1783’ reviewed
Rob Morgan provides a review of a book on 18th century British uniforms, “British Army Uniforms from 1751 to 1783” by Carl Franklin. It’s a highly recommended volume. The review is on the Reviews page.
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