Grymauch's Solo Wargaming Blog

  Turn 13 On the allied left flank, their artillery firing canister into Piat's brigade were taking a heavy toll. On the French left, th...

  Turns 1 - 4 The preliminary bombardment begins. The French have formed most of their artillery into 3 grand batteries. By the 2nd turn the...

Back from the hols (and a bout of Covid!) and now back to the real stuff. The next battle in the Napoleonic Campaign involves a French v All...

This is the next scenario in the "English Civil War Campaign Scenarios - The 1643 Campaign for the South-West" book. It is more of...

The recent heatwave brought my wargaming to a crawl! Painting figures was reduced to 30 minutes at most per day and the gaming of Sanlucar i...

The village of Sanlucar is located to the north of the action in 15A1. Grey 3 is the Spanish 2nd Division lead by Iglesias. He took it upon ...

  An overview at the end of the day on 2nd April. While Napoleon and Blucher were slugging it out other forces were on the move. As before I...

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...