Magazine only for the issue featuring the insert game,Bloody Retributions: The Battle of Inkerman, 5 November 1854. First and foremost, Paper Wars is our official game support magazine. The centerpiece of each issue is the insert game (when purchasing magazine with game) and accompanying historical article, along with articles focusing on after action reports, new scenarios, works-in-progress, and design theory.

Magazine only for the issue featuring the insert game,ASSAULT ON TOBRUK, Rommel Triumphant, 20 June, 1942. First and foremost, Paper Wars is our official game support magazine. The centerpiece of each issue is the insert game (when purchasing magazine with game) and accompanying historical article, along with articles focusing on after action reports, new scenarios, works-in-progress, and design theory.

Magazine only for the issue featuring the insert game, First Blood in the Crimea: The Battle of the Alma, 20 September 1854. First and foremost, Paper Wars is our official game support magazine. The centerpiece of each issue is the insert game (when purchasing magazine with game) and accompanying historical article, along with articles focusing on after action reports, new scenarios, works-in-progress, and design theory.

Magazine only for the issue featuring the insert game, Battle for Galicia, 1914. First and foremost, Paper Wars is our official game support magazine. The centerpiece of each issue is the insert game (when purchasing magazine with game) and accompanying historical article, along with articles focusing on after action reports, new scenarios, works-in-progress, and design theory.

Bloody Retributions: The Battle of Inkerman, 5 November 1854. This is a two-player grand-tactical simulation – easily adapted for solitaire play – of the largest Russian offensive of the Crimean War. Even so, both players have the necessity of both attacking and defending. It uses the alternating-actions system introduced here in issue no. 93’s Wagram and issue no. 98 Alma games.

Assault on Tobruk, Rommel Triumphant, 20 June, 1942. From march to December of 1941 the forces of Rommel's Afrika Korp surrounded the Allied held fortress port of Tobruk on the Libyan coast of North Africa, but were unable to subdue it. On the 20th of June in 1942 Rommel got another chance at a cut off Tobruk as the Allies retreated from the loss of the Gazala line battles. This time Tobruk fell, and it did so in a swirling action lasting less than a single day.

First Blood in the Crimea: The Battle of the Alma, 20 September 1854. This game uses the alternating-actions system introduced here in Wagram. That system places the emphasis on players’ mastery of overall operations rather than on the minutiae of tactics. In effect, players role-play each side’s supreme commander, making the decisions those two men would make rather than the whole command chain, as is often the case many complex tactical-level games.