Author Archives: Tom Gall

Chain of Command – Memorial Weekend 2019

Posted on May 26, 2019 by Tom Gall

Brooks and I were able to get together for another installment of Chain of Command. There has been many years of searching for a reasonable skirmish game and for me it’s really down to two rulesets, Chain of Command or … Continue reading →

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Cruel Seas : Japanese vs Americans

Posted on December 11, 2018 by Tom Gall

Cody and I got together Monday evening both of us itching to try out some of our new boats. In my case my fleet of newly assembled but very shameful silver surfer Japanese and Cody with his primer black Americans. … Continue reading →

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Cruel Seas : Initial playtests and thoughts on the rules

Posted on December 10, 2018 by Tom Gall

Warlord released their new “skirmish” Naval game Cruel Seas this Saturday. Given locally we seem to enjoy smaller ship actions between General Quarters and Flaklighter not to mention other naval rules like Command at Sea, Seekrieg, etc, we were definitely … Continue reading →

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Flaklighter – poom! poom! poom!

Posted on December 2, 2018 by Tom Gall

This day after the snowstorm, Chuck pulled together a game of flaklighter, a ruleset for small ship combat set in WWII. It’s a set of rules that was published by the Last Square that I’m not sure are still in … Continue reading →

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Blood and Plunder, 100 pts, Spanish vs French

Posted on November 28, 2018 by Tom Gall

Brian and I got together last night at the Dork Den in Mankato to get in some Blood and Plunder. It was our first game together, and for me my second in 28mm scale. We set up a 3×3 and … Continue reading →

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