"War of the Triple Alliance book has arrived" Topic
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| John the Greater | 09 Aug 2017 7:58 p.m. PST |
I pre-ordered Gabriele Esposito's book on the War of the Triple Alliance (aka the Paraguayan War). I haven't had a chance the devour it yet, but I will say from what I have seen this is an absolute gold mine of uniform information. I would recommend it to any student of that most fascinating war. |
79thPA  | 10 Aug 2017 12:23 p.m. PST |
Another one of those conflicts that I will probably never get to, but it is nice to know that there is a good source of information in English. |
| VictorBarone | 17 May 2021 2:16 p.m. PST |
Hello friends,
I am the author of Borders of Blood, a book recently released by Caliver Books – tinyurl.com/6h83289z
BoB is a wargame system dedicated to War of the Triple Alliance.
This is our Fanpage on Facebook – link
Take care! |
| VictorBarone | 21 May 2021 3:26 p.m. PST |
"Borders of Blood is a well-presented set of wargames rules, specifically for Wargaming the Parguayan War of 1864 – 1870, dovetailing almost exclusively with the War of Triple Alliance figure range by Perry Miniatures. Rulesets can either offer something so intriguing, inspiring, or unique that they cause you to venture into a new period – think SAGA, Sharp Practice, or Frostgrave – or they offer a service to gamers who are already ‘into' a period or conflict. Borders of Blood is definitely a solid entrant in this latter category." Joe Smalley review on Wargames Illustrated link |
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