I have not quite finished reading my copy of WI #281, but I will offer a more in-depth review and some insights from the writer's perspective for this one as soon as I do. I can say this about the theme - there's quite a few gems on the subject of 'Artillery through the Ages'. As for my contribution to the theme (Greco-Roman artillery), it challenged me in ways I didn't expect - and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only author that felt that way about the project. I think we managed to pull off a rather interesting set of articles that mix history, technology/engineering, and gaming in compelling narratives.
Also, I have not forgot the promised review of Pathfinder Bestiary 2. I'm still giving it a good study.
More later...
Quintin Barry's history of the Russo-Turkish War
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As a follow up to reading Quintin Barry's two-volume history of the
Franco-Prussian War, I have been reading his history nof the Russo-Turkish
War, WAR I...
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I thought this was a very good idea and good issue as a result. So good indeed that I actually bought a copy, which I don't usually do any more!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it! I've learned all kinds of interesting bits, from mechanical concerns to tactical methods.
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