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Goonhammer Historicals: The Economics of Printing Rulebooks

Michael O "Mugginns" -
Wargames Twitter is a great place to get inspiration, news, and new techniques to use - but it's also a fascinating place to find opinion from leaders in the industry. Recently Richard Clarke of TooFatLardies was opining about printing...
Historicals

The Goonhammer Roundtable: State of Historicals in 2021

Michael O "Mugginns" -
It's that time of year again - award shows, clip compilations, mascara-dripping fake-crying historical evangelists begging for your dollars to sponsor a grog with a lead pile the size of the Arc de Triomphe. Join our Goon roundtable for...
Historicals

Goonhammer Historicals: Basing Musket Era Troops for Sharp Practice / Black Powder

Michael O "Mugginns" -
One of the key decisions when you’re doing a musket era game is how you’ll base your troops. Many of the wars we’re re-fighting were fought by massed troops – 50,000, 100,000, 150,000 men on the field. Regiments were...
Historicals

Goonhammer Historicals Review: Bag the Hun

Marc "Ilor" Renouf -
This week the Goonhammer Historicals team takes a look at one of the lesser-known gems from the Too Fat Lardies catalog: Bag the Hun! Now in its second edition, Bag the Hun is a game of aerial combat set during...
Gaming

Goonhammer Historicals: What a Tanker Review

Marc "Ilor" Renouf -
Goonhammer Historicals is our series looking at the incredibly diverse world of historical wargaming – different scales, different eras, different rulesets. In honor of our current Eastern Front focus - where some of the largest tank battles of the...
Gaming

Goonhammer Historicals Review: Infamy Infamy

Evie "Lupe" Moriarty -
As we continue with our first month of Goonhammer Historicals and our trip through the wars of Ancient Rome, Lupe reviews Infamy Infamy, the new Ancients ruleset from Too Fat Lardies. Let's get this out of the way: Infamy Infamy...
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