The Great Epicurean War

The Origins of the Thirty Course War       The continent of Epicurea had long known peace. Certainly there were the occasional uprisin...

          Marshal Maximo Pavolich looked up at the gray gloomy hills, sprinkled with scraggly pine trees and wreathed in perpetual mists. He...

         The return of The Plague caused no end of problems for the armies and their generals. This was in addition to an unusually severe s...

       Alisdair Gammorrigan stood in the doorway of his home and looked at his three grown sons leaning on their muskets in the field nearby...

        Having spent 1620 training and re-arming (and desperately trying to develop some effective cavalry) the Regency Council For The Prop...

    the Ferndalian plan moves into action        Surprised but not at all unhappy to see the Boozonians move east toward Gruyere the Ferndal...

      As the snow melted out of the high passes and the vivid green of the new-grown grass began to appear in the fields and farms the armie...

My, my......what to conquer next ?       As the grass begins to green and the weather warms the various leaders contemplate action. Each has...

  events in the fall of 1620        As we find ourselves fast approaching he beginning of the campaign season across the far-flung plains an...

       Count Curzon stood on the quarterdeck of the San Martin peering into the gray haze of the morning; he knew that the pirates had esta...

  the Comte du Fromage and his generals          The Comte du Fromage stood before his generals and raised a glass "To the health of hi...