Category Archives: Skirmish games

Miniature Mondays: a battlefield to call your own

Posted on June 27, 2016 by Quirkworthy

More on Old Skool Skirmish today. Diehard miniatures join the ranks I’ll be using for my personal games. Some great models in their growing range. I particularly like the Eru-kin (above), though there are plenty of other gems lurking in … Continue reading →

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Skirmish Plans

Posted on May 21, 2016 by Quirkworthy

l’ve been working on a 5-year plan of late. It’s an enlightening change of hat to ponder stuff in this temporal scale, when most projects last a far shorter time, and the daily grind is, of course, daily. Most of … Continue reading →

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Game Design Theory: Benchmarks for Other Skirmish Games?

Posted on April 24, 2016 by Quirkworthy

Having proposed the Collateral nightclub shootout as a benchmark for modern skirmishes, I’ve started to think about what might be an equivalent for ancient/medieval/fantasy games. I’ve got a few ideas kicking about, but before I prejudice your thinking too much, … Continue reading →

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