Dark Ages gamers may be interested in this map of Anglo Saxon London. A very large and usable image of the map is at the link.
The Miniature Wargaming Editor
Corpen 1899 19th Century Naval Rules
Corpen 1899 is a set of free wargames rules for 19th Century naval combat. The author writes:
Corpen:1889 is a set of rules for simulating naval battles in the late 19th century. It was inspired by GDW’s excellent Ironclads and Ether Flyers (I&EF) supplement for the Space:1889 role-playing game. It tries to preserve the “flavor” of that era that I&EF conveyed, while at the same time requiring less dice-rolling and record-keeping than I&EF did. It is based upon my earlier Corpen 18 WWII surface naval combat game, with significant alterations which were required to take into account the much different nature of naval combat in the late 19th century.
Turn A Picture Frame Into A Dice Tray
Here’s a nice blog post on turning a picture frame into a dice tray. I have wanted to make some dice trays for some time.:
Dirt Cheap Dice Rolling Tray for £1!
Dirt Cheap Dice Rolling Tray for £1!
A blog about painting miniatures and making scenery for historical, alternate historical, fantasy and sci-fi wargaming, mainly in 28mm (1/56th) scale.
Source: stiumac.blogspot.co.uk/2017/10/dirt-cheap-dice-rolling-tray-for-1.html
Making Bayou Swamp Terrain
Here’s some good viewing on making Bayou swamp terrain.
Fortune and Folly Print-And-Play Boardgame
Fortune and Folly is a print-and-play board game about trading and piracy. The authors write:
In Fortune & Folly, each player manages their own trading house in a fantasy world set roughly in the Elizabethan era. Grow your trading company by commissioning new ships
and direct your fleets to win monopolies on key trade routes and harbors in a race to be recognized as the Queen’s Royal Trading Company! 2 – 4 players, ~60 minutes, Ages +13