By Brush and Sword

Small scale miniature gaming has, in my opinion, had a renaissance recently.  Historical gamers may, and likely should, scoff at such a comm...

While reading the  latest issue of Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy , I came across a review of a newly released set of rules for the Ameri...

Unfortunately, the overall clusterfeth of the pandemic mixed with the holiday season meant that Warlord Games has had some trouble getting t...

Last week, I reviewed Muskets & Tomahawks II, the new edition of Studio Tomahawks black powder skirmish rules.  This week, I'll...

For a relatively long time, Tomahawk Studio's (the company behind the successful Saga rule and supplements) set of rules for the Frenc...

When the second edition of SAGA was released, I was generally happy with the product.  It seemed like a much needed update to a game that ha...

April has been pretty good to me so far. Not only have I received my copy of the Open Combat rules, but I also found my reward for the Fist...

It's said that good things come to those who wait. I've gotten a little proof of that truism with the arrival of my copy of the...

As recent activity on this blog can attest, I've been pretty busying with painting miniatures for and playing games of Kings of War. It...

Back in March, I found a Kickstarter for a solitaire card game called "Airborne Commander." Interested by both the theme of t...

Back in October of last year, I put money into a Kickstarter for the Second Edition of Strange Aeons, a set of rules for Lovecraftian skirm...