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I haven't made much time for the blog in recent weeks, but I thought I would share something with you that I recently read on Guy Halsa... -
I have been out of touch with the blog for quite some time. I have been so focused on other pursuits (especially newspaper reporting), tha...
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I have been reading Matthew Parker's book on the campaign for Monte Cassino and thought I would share some thoughts I had on rubble in w... -
I've been taking my painting in short spells - an hour here, a couple of hours there. Last weekend I got a lot done with my US machine ... -
The Stug G IIIs have been sprayed with primer, disassembled by dropping, and brushed with thin coats of black. More on these tough guys late... -
The game pieces from Shogun/Samurai Swords may come in handy with experimenting with Japan's late feudal period using Warlord Games... -
Just a short note this post, but I plan to talk a little bit about the work I've been doing on my Flames of War US heavy weapons platoon... -
While I don't have much to add directly to my thoughts on the Roman/Frankish armies operating within the Loire region of Gaul in the mi... -
This classic Dungeons & Dragons module is still my favorite after nearly 30 years. In the last post I mentioned how much I liked the bar... -
I would like to revisit some classic Advanced Dungeons & Dragons modules for my Pathfinder RPG games. I am in the process of doing that...
About Me
- Paul Leach
- I love history, mythology, and games. My favorite projects allow me to mix them liberally and turn readers onto something new and different. When it comes to games, players ought to do more than roll dice, flip a card, or move a piece – they ought to feel immersed. I look for this in my favorite pastimes and I bring this attitude to the table and my work. This blog features my thoughts and experiences about the games I play and my contributions to the hobby.
My Blog List
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The Battle of Scrobbesburh: The rules - In the recent wargame I fought with Richard Watson, I used a set of rules that were heavily based on Donald Featherstone's Ancient rules. ----------------...
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Wagram 1809 at Partizan 2025 - Hi all After a very long hiatus, here is a fresh blog post to describe the game I staged at Partizan in Newark a couple of weeks ago. This was a resur...
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What’s wrong with counter-factual history - On Bluesky there has been a little discussion of counter-factual history, sparked by a post asking what position you could defend against 20 questioners an...6 months ago
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Logs - Another quick post. Good chum Colin gifted these lovely resin pieces to me (thanks mate!). These were beautifully cast and very straightforward to paint us...
2 years ago -
I am writing a BOOK! - That's right, fellow blog fans! I've decided to write a book about painting wargaming collections. It will be going to Kickstarter this *Friday, March 1...
7 years ago -
Reviews of Worlds of Arthur - Some nice words from James Palmer (of the University of St Andrews) on the subject of my book can be found here. I think he’s very satisfyingly got the po...12 years ago
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