Trevor Bender

@LegendaryTacti1 @SebastianDraco Wooden Ships & Iron Men

Can you name the game? This is the game board...

@playersaidblog @BuckeyeGameFest @MultiManPub Looks like the Battle of Monocacy River.

1st game of day 2 here at @BuckeyeGameFest is To Take Washington: Jubal Early’s Summer 1864 Campaign from @MultiManPub with our new friend Leslie.

@PastorJoelT @gmtgames My favorite of the ZOC Bond games.

Seeing this one up! @gmtgames

@PastorJoelT Traces of War?

Wargaming pro-tip: In games where command range is used to assess which units are activated, I’ve found that sprues from countersheets can be used to mark the boundary of that command range. This affords a quick and easy at-a-glance view of who can, and who cannot move.

@Latterdaytruth Inspiration. As I read daily in the Book of Mormon, I feel a greater presence of God in my life and a greater desire to be a better person. It's hard to explain, but reading it replenishes the soul, invites divine direction, and makes it easier to tackle life's challenges.

What is the first word that comes to your mind when you see the Book of Mormon?

@playersaidblog I have never seen that ASL level of detail for that portion of the battle. Makes one recall Roarke's Drift!

A little Close Quarters Battles: Waterloo from Lock ‘n Load Publishing. We are playing the battle for the Château d'Hougoumont scenario.

@antony1959 Looks like Operation Winter Storm, the attempted relief of Stalingrad.

Name the game, from the design!

@PastorJoelT @gmtgames Yes, the airport/tank combo is decisive in this scenario.

Poland collapses, but it was a near run thing. I started off well, and decided to go for the “home run” by trying to capture Warsaw with the 2nd Army. When that failed, I had to resort to killing Polish armies with Panzer Army attacks. A minor victory methinks. @gmtgames

@Wizard_of_A @Mountain_Navy @RBMStudio1 I am not following your question. The left side of the C3iNr38 countersheet are division level pieces for Korea, and the top right side are corp level pieces for Battle for Moscow, while the bottom right are for the Siege of Cadiz. There are actually three games in this issue.

@Mountain_Navy @GameChangerII @RBMStudio1 Strange OOB in the countersheet. If there are 33rd and 35th Divs here, where is the 34th of the 12th Corp?

#Wargame SITREP 25-51 ~ 38th(ish) Korea wargame -or- Korea: The Fight Across the 38th (@GameChangerII, C3i Magazine Nr. 38, @RBMStudio1, 2025) rockymountainnavy.com/2025/10/30/war…

@Mountain_Navy @RBMStudio1 Great detailed article! Thank you for your review of Korea: The Fight Across the 38th and the nuances and themes within the game.

The 1st Marine Division is in a bit of a tough spot!

@playersaidblog Did you run into Ed Beach (GCACW Designer), as he posted pictures at the same bridge today!

And finally to Arnhem the Proverbial “bridge too far!”

@markherman54 Will the gunboats Tyler and Lexington be represented in a game of this scale?

Shiloh: end of April 6 AM turn. Yellow token is Albert Sidney Johnson in battle mode. Surprise rule worked well. Rinse and repeat a few times more, then coffee.

@mk20336 @gmtgames Robin Hood has recently become one of my favorite go-to games for a quick play, strategic brain teaser. I especially enjoy playing it on Board Game Arena (BGA).

A Gest of Robin Hood is a light though fun game to play which can introduce many new players to the COunter INsurgency system. I created whole set of materials which can help players to quickly jump into this title. Check this out 👇👇👇 theboardgameschronicle.com/2025/10/12/str… @gmtgames

@kaya196752 That is an amazing collection of SPI Games!

新しい棚を購入したので、メーカー別に整理しようと思ったら、もの凄く大変な気がしてきた。GMTやMMPのことを考えると…😅

@6xW_a What is the difference between solo play and solitaire?

After briefly skimming the rules: it’s a solo play, not solitaire!

AAR of a small solitaire game (can be downloaded for free!) on that Last Bridge…#Arnhem81

@HndezDaniel @RBMStudio1 Agreed, let's do that, and I will share my impressions once I play Cadiz!

My 5th simulation game was just published and arrived today! It's a presentation on the Korean War that occurred 75 years ago, is contained within C3iNr38, and can be purchased from the @RBMStudio1 website. Lots of other material in this issue, including tributes to Rodger.

C3i Nr38 is finished and shipping soon! Thank you for your patience! We’re also honoring Rodger with something special for Collector’s Editions: a limited green logo-box, available this run only. Read more: c3iopscenter.com/nr-38-update/