Karwansaray Publishing: The most recent edition of WS&S is on its way to subscribers around the world, and will be in U.K. stores starting on Friday. In this issue, we'll be looking back several decades to the Cold War era, a time of fear and uncertainty that many still remember.
We'll take a look at the strategies, tactics and doctrines of a conflict between West and East that never officially happened.
- The theme includes the following articles:
- An introduction to the Cold War
- The hypothetical conflict at Fulda Gap
- Khrushchev versus Kennedy in a 60s matrix game
- An analysis of Soviet doctrine for wargamers, written by Allen E. Curtis
- The use of WMDs in wargaming: rulesets that do it, and is it even a good idea?
- Spetsnaz: painting the cover diorama.
For those not interested in the Cold War, there are also plenty of non-theme articles, including the following:
- A little battle from the Scottish Border Wars
- Scenario and analysis: A more realistic approach to Napoleonic light cavalry
- Long Range Desert Group card-driven random encounter game
- Making unified armies from scattered sources
- Really good-looking gaming mats
- Columns by Rick Priestley, Richard Clarke, and Mark Latham
- Let's play Longstreet
- Free Download: Cards for Long Range Desert Group
- …and much more!
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