Wargames Illustrated: November 2024

- OBSERVATION POST: This month's reviews take in battles in the Mughal Empire, AWI Germans for Muskets & Tomahawks, and Border Wars figures.

- RELEASE RADAR: Dom Sore's back with more new and upcoming releases from the varied world of wargaming.

- QUICK FIRE: Short, quick-read posts from WI readers about their hobby projects, notes, news, and observations.

- THEME: GO FOR THE JUGULA: Andy Lyon and Sam Catterall talk to James about their gladiatorial game of choice, Studio Tomahawk's Jugula.

- COHORS CTHULHU TACTICS: James has a go at Modiphius' new wargame, where Romans meet Lovecraftian horror, and Matt paints some of the figures.

- THEME: SEMI-HISTORICAL CELEBRITY DEATHMATCH: Your chance to play an almost forgotten classic of the gladiatorial gaming genre, which we ran as a participation game at Salute 2017.

- QUACKS AND WAR HAWKS: Mike Peters presents eleven new Dramatis Personae to spice up your games of Ruckus.

- PUBLIC ENEMIES - PART THREE: Nick Buxey finishes his gangster trilogy with a look at the genre’s most infamous duo.

- WHAT'S THAT, SKIPPY? ELEPHANT FALLEN DOWN THE OLD WELL?!: Rick Priestley, ace Game Designer, and the champion of silly article titles, provides an insight into designing Warlord's new Scipio Battle Game.

- BEWARE GREEKS BEARING SMALL GIFTS: James Morris shares his scaled-down adventures in the siege of Troy, and argues for venturing into the world of 6mm gaming.

- THE VEHICLES OF VIETNAM - PART THREE: In the final part of his Vietnam trilogy, James takes to the water before browsing a handful (or two) of the War's other vehicles.

- SMALL-MINIS, SMALL TIME-INVESTMENT, BIG RESULTS!: Pirate Rich paints Grand Battle Scale Samurai and Ashigaru at a pace with Army Painter's Warpaints Fanatic range.

- DESIGNING THE DENIZENS: Graham Davey shares insider info on the design of the figures, the terrain, and the special rules for his new game, Guards of Traitor's Toll.