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Strategy & Tactics Issue #332 - Magazine
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Two Decisive Battles of the 30 Years War: Lutter 1626 & Wittstock 1636: The Thirty Years War (1618–48) was a prolonged struggle where the powers of Europe fought for religious, dynastic and emerging national objectives. And while the war spanned three decades, armies won decisive victories that changed the course of the conflict. Two of these battles were Lutter (1626) and Wittstock (1636).
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Strategy & Tactics Quarterly #11 - Thirty Years' War (NO MAP POSTER)
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Thirty Years War – Violent Birth of Modern Europe: Modern Europe is the product of the gradual evolution of political, economic, and social institutions, interspersed with cataclysmic events as the old order resisted change.
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Strategy & Tactics Quarterly #17 - Napoleon’s Art of Battle w/ Map Poster
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Napoleon’s Art of Battle: System or Genius? The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte to the French throne stemmed from a series of battlefield victories over the armies of every European dynasty. Those battles were sought by Napoleon after careful planning and maneuver to give him the edge on the contested field. This work examines the nature of that process, both in the weeks and days leading to the collision and the hours during which it was brought to fulfillment.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #256 - Game Edition
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Marlborough’s Battles (MBat)
A wargame of intermediate complexity, designed by Richard H. Berg,
covering two of the Duke’s great victories in the War of the Spanish
Succession: Ramillies, a massive cavalry clash, and Malplaquet, a huge
infantry battle.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #262 - Game Edition
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Frederick’s War:
War of the Austrian Secession, 1741-48
A wargame of intermediate
complexity simulating the struggle for power in Europe during the
highpoint of the Enlightenment,1741-48. It was the era of soldier-kings and
enlightened monarchs, when powerful states maneuvered professional
armies and fought to gain rich provinces.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #268 - Game Edition
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When Lions Sailed (WLS)
Designed by Joseph Miranda, WLS is an intermediate-complexity wargame of global naval conflict in the 17th century.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #275 - Game Edition
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Koniggratz simulates the most important battle of the
Austro-Prussian War, fought near that town in Bohemia in July 1866. Using the
new Musket & Saber Standard Rules from the folio game series, Koniggratz
also includes new rules, such as Hidden Movement and Line Formation, to add
additional situational realism, as well as presage augmentations to upcoming M&S
series folio games.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #282 - Game Edition
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War of the Pacific, Chile
vs. Perú and Bolivia, 1879-1883 is a
two-player, low-complexity simulation of one of the most decisive wars waged in
South America during the 19th Century.
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #289 - Game Edition
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War of the Austrian Succession is a wargame of Frederick the Great’s first military campaign, the First Silesian War of 1740-42. This was the opening War of the Austrian Succession which eventually involved the major powers of Europe. The intent of the game is to show operational level warfare in the 18th century Age of Kings. There are two sides in the game, Prussia and its allies (the Coalition), and Austria and its allies (Habsburgs).
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Strategy & Tactics Issue #245 - Game Edition
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The Triple Alliance
War (TAW)
A two-player, low-to-intermediate complexity,
strategic-level simulation of the second-largest war ever fought in the
New World (the largest having been the American Civil War).
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