Battlegames magazine issue 6

The PDF version is identical to the original printed version other than minor alterations to update subscription information and indicate the new format. The file is 144dpi, sufficient to enable you to 'zoom in' on pictures and achieve a pleasing print-out at home.

Experienced wargamer Adrian Hussey says "I'll put a hex on you!" A terrific article explaining how to use hexes for your tabletop miniatures battles.

Stuart Asquith changes hats and gives us the first in a series of Battles for Wargamers illustrated by John Parke. We start with Stow-on-the-Wold 1646.

A hedge too far! Adam Williams demonstrates a quick way to recreate the Normandy Bocage.

By popular demand, a competition. This time, you can win a copy of HPS Simulations' brand new "Punic Wars" PC game.

Wargamers: metaphorically speaking. Bill Protz chews the cud and considers the potential pitfalls of new wargaming projects.

The Wars of the Faltenian Succession. Your Editor takes the story a stage further, looking at the motivation for creating fictitious forces.

Making medieval mayhem. Rob Dean and Ross Macfarlane pull off a minor miracle, creating an exciting and colourful demo game for less than $100.00 USD that's great for enticing beginners, and we have a FREE set of rules too!

Warmaster: rules for all seasons? Veteran player Bob Barnetson analyses the strengths and weaknesses of these popular rules.

Table Top Teaser: Charles Grant will have you being a Napoleonic Indiana Jones in the shadow of the pyramids.

Forward Observer: Mike Siggins has plenty to say on the subject of salsa, guacamole and hoummus. You'll see!

The wargamer's sage, Larry Leadhead gives us something to chuckle about as usual.

We have another mountain of in-depth reviews in Recce.

And in his ongoing Fantasy & sci-Fi slot "To boldly go", Guy Hancock shares his diary of a Warhammer Fantasy tournament he recently took part in.

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