Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

We leave Grazzbenn with Napoleon and his battered force withdrawing under cover of darkness. This was his first defeat of the campaign, and ...

  Turn 29 The turn began with success for the French south of Grazzbenn. They have temporarily at least stalled the Prussian cavalry threat ...

  A reminder of the situation at the end of turn 24. Turn 25 An early success came for the French when the combined Guard horse artillery ba...

  Turn 21 The Imperial Guards have now defeated the whole of the Prussian left flank and are beginning to concentrate on their next phase of...

  Turn 17 The start of the turn saw the Imperial Guard continue their assault on the heights occupied by the Prussian left flank. Here the 1...

  Turn 11 The Imperial Guard marches relentlessly on, their progress slowed as they enter broken terrain (half speed). Although the Prussian...

  Turn 1 The Prussians gained the initiative in turn 1 and had the privilege of firing the first artillery salvoes at the French. A single 6...

Battle of Grazzbenn Table Size = 6'9" x 4'6" Figures = Baccus 6mm Rules = General de Brigade Start time 0900 hours = 32 tu...

With lighting installed in the garage its time to return to wargaming on the tabletop. In advance I provide a recap of the events leading up...

With the finishing touches all that remains in the new home, wargaming is on the verge of resumption. Moving house certainly gets no easier ...