Ah, the battle of Lützen. One of the more consequently battles fought during the thirty years war, the Swedes lost their king in the fighting but manged to secure a narrow victory. Seems like they manged to push the imperials to just 60% while they were at 55%. I had a gander at this once to figure ...

Been a little bit, but lets get right back into it shall we :D. Now for this scenario time we play as the swedes ( :oops: ) 'and' as the saxons. Now saxons are present, but that's about it, you cant give them any orders and generally will refuse to do anything. Hopefully we will follow the historica...

This battle feels a lot like a classic fight of one side going to meet another. Nothing too fancy, no fortifications or events just careful positioning and firing a lot of bullets at eachother which is honestly a little refreshing :D. The only thing we have to consider is that our troops are demoral...

And now we start with the big boy scenarios. I did manage to win this before I decided that I wanted to make these AARs and thought "how hard can it really be to win again?". Oh sweet summer child. Before we get into the specifics, this is the third scenario for the Thirty Years War, the B...

Welcome back! This time we focus on the second scenario of the Thirty Years War, the battle of White Mountain, where we fast forward to November in 1620, two years after our decisive victory at the battle of Pilgram-Lomnitz. Unlike last time the historical winner are the enemies, the Catholics. Whic...

Now I just recently discovered these games and fell in love instantly! I love tabletop wargaming and thought the period in which this covers to be interesting, with the only real contender being EU4 which abstracts a lot of combat. Would be interesting if someone could somehow do a crossover mod. An...