River Wars

Easy-to-learn, fast play miniature rules for American Civil War 1:600 naval warfare on the western rivers. Covers warfare on the Mississippi, Missouri, Cumberland, Red, Yazoo, and similar rivers, with rules for ironclads, tinclads, timberclads, mortar rafts, transports, rams, tugs, and other riverine boats. Produced by the Johnny Reb Gaming Society. One-page rules chart. Great for conventions a...   [click here for more]

Touched With Fire

Twelve regimental-level scenarios for the American Civil War. Scenarios include Hoover's Gap, Gettysburg, Antietam, Chantilly / Ox Hill, Monroe's Crossroads, Newtonia, Fair Oaks, and others. Designed for Johnny Reb 3, but adaptable for Regimental Fire & Fury, Civil War Commander, Rally Round the Flag, Mr. Lincoln's War, Gettysburg Soldiers, and many other rules systems.

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Antietam Army Lists: A Wargamer's Guide to the Opposing Armies Engaged on America's Bloodiest Day

Order of Battle for the Battle of Antietam / Sharpsburg during the American Civil War. Includes regimental strength estimates, regimental and battery armament, suggested morale ratings, a sample scenario for Johnny Reb III, bibliography, and human interest stories from the battle participants.

Charge #10

Issue #10 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

February 2006 - Scenarios for the Battle of Jackson, Pickett's Mill, and Quebec Schoolhouse, articles on supply wagons, low cost trees, labelling command stands, uniforms of CSA Coppen's Zouaves, and much more!

Charge #12

Issue #12 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

August 2006 - Scenarios for Battery Robinett (Siege of Corinth), Sykes's Regulars at Antietam, and Rockbridge Railhead. Articles on Civil War blogging, creating miniature vignettes to add interest to the gaming table, Johnny Con reports, and much more!

Charge #14

Issue #14 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society, with regimental-level scenarios for Johnny Reb 3 and similar ACW wargaming rules systems.

February 2007 - Scenarios for Longstreet at Gettysburg, Brawner's Farm (Groveton), Cheatham Hill, and Chantilly (Ox Hill), plus articles on Rockets in the Civil War, Confederate uniforms, Longstreet's performance, and C...   [click here for more]

Charge #16

Issue #16 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society, with regimental-level scenarios for Johnny Reb 3 and similar ACW rules systems.

August 2007 - Scenarios for Monroe's Crossroads, The Mounds, Marais des Cygnes, and Piedmont. More figure painting tips from Andy Mac. Modelling stone walls by Doug Kline, "How to Read a Civil War Battlefield" by Dr. Mark Grimsle...   [click here for more]

Charge #18

Issue #15 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter for the Johnny Reb Gaming Society, with regimental-level scenarios for Johnny Reb 3 and similar ACW rules sets

February 2008 - Scenarios for Plum Point Bend, Milliken's Bend, and The Battle of the Crater. Part 3 of Andy Mac‘s figure painting guide. Effectiveness of Civil War canister. Reviews of Jim Kopchak‘s new rules set, The ...   [click here for more]

Charge #2

Issue #2 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

February 2004 - Scenarios for Perryville, Heth at Gettysburg, and Salem Cemetery, plus articles on the Union defense north of Gettysburg by Park Ranger Chaplain Chuck Teague, miniature cornfields and their impact on JR3 tactics, a review of new ACW miniature flags, and an alternate chart for JR3 charge reso...   [click here for more]

Charge #21

Issue #21 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

November 2008 - Wildcat Mountain, Cross Keys, Carthage, Munfordville, and Gettysburg July 4 scenarios. Antietam fight for the West Woods AAR from Jim Kopchak.

Charge #23

Issue #23 of CHARGE!, the offical newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

May 2009 - Averasboro, First Newtonia, Honey Springs scenarios. Making Flexible Tree Stands and Forests. Hidden Movement. Gettysburg Glimpses.

Charge #25

Issue #25 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

White Sulphur Springs scenario, Small Arms in Johnny Reb 3 Games, Battle of Monocacy scenario, New 15mm figures from Scale Creep, Andy Mac's Tabletop Scenery, Battle of Salem Church scenario

Charge #27

Issue #27 of Charge!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

May 2010 - scenarios for the Battle of Selma, The Battle of Fort Pocahontas, Engagement at Crummettsville, and Battle of Mill Springs. Articles include Reconsidering Canister Ranges in JR3 and An Interview with Ivor Janci.

Charge #29

Issue #29 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

November 2010 - Scenarios for Honey Hill and Suprise in the Forest. Articles on modelling sunken roads and a review of the Black Powder wargaming rules.

Charge #30

Issue #30 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

February 2011 - Scenarios for Govan's Push, Grierson's Raid, and Bayou Bourbeau. Articles on John Hill's new Gettysburg board game and interview with Ivor Janci.

Charge #32

Issue #32 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

August 2011 - Scenarios for Leet' Tan Yard, Chester Station, Haw's SHop, and Glory (Attack on Fort Wagner), as well as articles on alternaste troop morale ratings, interview with Bob Jones, and a review of the Wargame Vault.

Charge #34

Issue #34 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

February 2012 - RFF scenario for Bald Hill. After-action report for Oldtown Creek. New 10mm / 15mm Gettysburg buildings and structures from John Mayer. B&O Railroad Museum's new Civil War train display, review of The Coming Thunder, Dave's Baggage Train, An easy way to make model streams, creeks, ...   [click here for more]

Charge #36

Issue #36 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

August 2012 - Scenario for McDowell, preview of John Hill and Todd Davis's new Shiloh Dawn board game, John Hill's new optional rules for Johnny Reb 3, scratchbuilding model fences, and much more

Charge #5

Issue #5 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

November 2004 - Ezra Church scenario to complete the Hood trilogy. Scenario for Fort Fisher. George Anderson's after-action report for the Battle of Harris Farm. Optional rules for forts, ships, and seige guns. Balloons in the Civil War and on the gaming table. Tactics from JR2 adaptable for JR3. Review of La...   [click here for more]

Charge #7

Issue #7 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society

May 2005 - Scenarios for Savannah, Iuka, and Harpers Ferry. Low cost model trees. Showing the Colors. Painting guide to Confederate gray uniforms. Uniforms of the Iron Brigade. Figure Conversions - Adding Havelocks. Regimental Skirmishers in JR3. Paper templates for 15mm stone and wooden houses. 6mm ACW gamin...   [click here for more]

Charge #9

Issue #9 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society.

# November 2005 - Scenarios for the Battle of Richmond (Kentucky), Plum Run Valley (Gettysburg) and Bailey's Crossroads (Chickamauga). Low Cost Flocking, Low Cost Model Roads, Review of Musket Miniatures' new Gettysburg HQ buildings, gaming rules for pontoon bridges and Gatling guns, Command and Controls rule...   [click here for more]

Charge 17 through 24 [BUNDLE]

Issue #17 of CHARGE!, the official newsletter of the Johnny Reb Gaming Society, with regimental-level scenarios for Johnny Reb 3 and similar ACW rules sets.

November 2007 - ...   [click here for more]

Gettysburg Glimpses 2

Think you have heard all the stories about Gettysburg? Think again!

Veteran Civil War author Scott L. Mingus, Sr. presents an all-new collection of more than 200 true stories from the Battle of Gettysburg and the 1863 Gettysburg Campaign. Culled from hundreds of regimental histories, diaries, letters, newspaper accounts, and other primary source material, Gettysburg Glimpses 2 - More Tr...   [click here for more]