Saturday, June 25, 2016. This is the first major update of the rules since they were written in 2011. The rules have been used on our wargames table on most days since they were first written. We normally play one campaign wargame each week, and each game lasts twelve moves. So the rules have been well play tested. They have stood the test of time with only minor adjustments. When the rules were written my wife and I were running a solo 1813 campaign. For example each campaign day was 12 hours long.

Revised Leon Campaign Strategic Map. Original Strategic Map of Leon Phase. Last week I explained that the strategic map was used for campaign movement and to illustrate daily locations on the campaign diary blog. I posted a copy of the latest map, which is above. When the campaign was PBEM I always used the wargames map, because it was important that each player could see in advance exactly what the wargames table would look like. Revised Strategic Map of Leon Phase.

Sunday, May 10, 2015. This was a fictional campaign set in 1814. The objective was to produce interesting battles for us to wargame. It was designed to use all of our model soldiers and scenery on our 6x6 foot wargames table. The campaign was designed in six areas, each with one allied and one French army. Prussian army objective was Brussels. Russian army objective was Luxembourg. Austrian army objective was Nancy. British army objective was Bayonne.

Jan and Paul in Spain 2016. Tuesday, 10 January 2017. Link to Jan and Paul in Spain 2017 Blog. We have started a new blog for 2017 and you can find it by clicking on the link below. Sunday, 8 January 2017. Chloe is a delight when she is allowed to run around and play, always happy and waving. But we should have waited until she has had her fill of playing before we tried to pick her up for a photo! We were very lucky with the weather this year. But we finally emerge .

Jan and Paul in Spain 2017. Saturday, 14 January 2017. We had excellent weather and a good turnout for our first walk of the year. There were fifteen of us in all, including Dave and Sue of Casa C. I found it to be surprisingly distracting.