The History of Wargaming Project
The project aims to make the largest possible collection of wargaming books and rules available to the modern reader. Ranging from second editions of wargaming classics, to professional wargaming rules used by the military and innovations in current wargaming.
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Donald Featherstone's Advanced War Games: Ideas for Wargaming
15 September 2011
by Donald Featherstone Edited by John Curry |
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Advanced War Games is a classic book from the history of wargaming.
Don used his international contacts from around the world to include
some of the most imaginative and original ideas in wargaming.
The book containes ideas on many topics: Suprise and concealment; Variations on movement; Solo wargaming; Multi-players games; Personalised wargaming; Quality of commanders; Logistics in wargaming; Rules for Native troops against European troops; Weather in wargaming; Engineering in wargaming; Advanced War Games ass rated (December 2008) as one of Stuart Asquith's top five wargaming books.
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| Supplimentary Material Napoleon's Maxim Cavalry to Infantry Ratios by Donald Featherstone The cavalry should bear a proportion to the infantry of one-fourth in Flanders or Germany; one-twentieth on the Pyrenees or Alps; one-sixth in Italy or Spain." --"Napoleon's War Maxims" Wargamers Newsletter 176" |