Anton's Wargame Blog

        Saint Augustine is the nation's oldest continually occupied European city, at four and a half centuries it is ancient by America...

The Housemartin has offered to run a game of Flint and Feather this Saturday at my place starting around 1900hrs. Be there to witness this e...

        The Battle of Killiecrankie         The First Jacobite Campaign, 1689-1691         Author; Jonathan D. Oates         Illustr...

      I haven't made up my mind what we will be playing just yet but there will be a game this Saturday, January 18th at 7pm.

         Located in the far western reaches of the Florida panhandle Fort Pickens was one of the most important of the forts built to gu...

        Somebody made Thor angry. To celebrate the thirtieth year of Spartacon the weather decided to return to its historic model of ...

the armies align for battle        Tom and I are also running a 28mm Romans vs Macedonians game for Spartacon using Hail Caesar rules. ...

  the armies laid out on a 6 x 4 foot table,  at the convention I will be using a 5 x 8 foot table and rather more terrain      I ...

      Following hot on the heels of my Quarterly Review I crunched the numbers for the year. It has been a surprisingly productive year for ...

     For a second time in a row I have managed to get my Quarterly Review done on time!  This past quarter has seen a slackening in games as...

       What do you buy for a guy that has been collecting stuff (miniatures/rules/guns/woodworking tools, etc. etc)  for over forty yea...

       Perhaps the most confusing site that I have ever visited, San Marcos de Apalache has been the site of many forts over the centur...