WI EDITOR
When he’s not watching the footie or travelling, Wi’s Editor is often found in the studio spending time piloting the Wi ship and spending a modicum amount of time photographing every intricate little detail on a wargaming tabletop.
WI EDITOR
When he’s not watching the footie or travelling, Wi’s Editor is often found in the studio spending time piloting the Wi ship and spending a modicum amount of time photographing every intricate little detail on a wargaming tabletop.
Since its inception in 2007, the UK Games Expo has grown significantly. Wargames Illustrated sponsored the event in 2008, recognising its potential and the organisers’ philosophy of bridging different gaming genres. Today, major sponsors such as Waterstones and...
It wasn’t supposed to be this good! The quality of entries in the Hammerhead/Wargames Illustrated Painting Competition have significantly exceeded our expectations when we began the competition five years ago. Our original directive to “simply grab the best f...
This (longer than usual) Editors Exploits will be readable in its entirety in a future issue of Wargames Illustrated magazine. You lucky WiPrime Members, however, get to see it online first.
“Flavour” is a popular buzzword in the promotion of any modern wargame. Many rules are keen to push their “period flavour” credentials. Our own Never Mind the Billhooks rules proudly boast that they “produce battles that are full of period flavour, but alwa...
Show reports present an interesting opportunity for magazine content, especially when the magazine is called Wargames Illustrated. We are lucky* to have the twice-annual Partizan shows on our doorstep, which always present at least half a dozen great-looking demo tab...
Test cricket is very different from Twenty-Twenty cricket, 3×3 basketball is very different from that played in the NBA, and tournament wargaming is very different from how I like to play my wargames. That latter fact was underlined recently at Britcon, one of t...
