Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

 This is a scenario from the Wars of the Roses Hail Caesar supplement.  Background of the battle reproduced from the supplement: The Lancast...

I must apologise in advance for a rather brief AAR and the quality of photos. This game was played with an opponent - my son Jack. We did n...

I made pretty good progress this week towards completing the latest Wars of the Roses batch of figures plus a little dabbling in WW2 naval:...

After a rather busy week I have managed to complete all the additional mounted and dismounted men-at-arms required for the forthcoming Wars...

My son Jack and I finally got to continue the Kingmaker today. We decided to play out the siege of Alnwick as per the boardgame rules. The ...

With my son, Jack, free today we took the opportunity of continuing the Kingmaker campaign. The battle of Ludlow was fought using the Kin...

The Battle of Milford Haven was a serious loss to me. Half my nobles were destroyed in one battle. I had effectively become the Lancastrian...

This is the first battle in the Kingmaker campaign with my son, Jack. A reminder of how this battle has occurred: In the early moves of...

I have now completed painting the Wars of the Roses figures (6mm) for the first battle in the Kingmaker campaign, the Battle of Milford Hav...

With 2017 coming to a close, it is now time to look at what I intend to do in 2018. 'Intention' of course is not necessarily what I...

I thought I would have a brief break from the Campaign series to provide an update on my wargames room and a Eureka moment for me on storin...

With the Wars of the Roses campaign about to start with my son, Jack, here is an overview of what this is all about. The boardgame ...

A brief look at planned battles I intend to post on the blog together with current projects. Within a couple of days I will have completed a...