World War One adventures in the air without the tiresome knights and chivalry nonsense. Archie is fun, innovative and doesn't get bogged down in minutia.
Archibald, Certainly Not!
The Russians get all medieval on the Austrians Did the Russian air service need guns to get all belligerent? Actually, yes they did, but not having them led to some rather awkward attempts at aerial warfare. Two such examples of how the Russians got creative are from pilots Pyotr Nesterov
Archibald, Certainly Not!
A look at the Spad A2 and a new set of rules in Archie just for it It was in 1915 that the good people at the SPAD aircraft company decided to make an airplane that would solve all of France's worries. It would be able to fire
Archibald, Certainly Not!
This is a description of the first play through of the observation rules I wrote for the game. They worked fairly well, but not perfectly and I am sure Patricia has made some improvements that will be included before they are released to the wild. Archibald, Certainly Not! - Playtest One
Archibald, Certainly Not!
Hello all! Here is a link to my blog post of my first Archibald, Certainly Not! game. It is a simple, early war meeting engagement, to allow me to test my grasp of the game concepts. I hope you enjoy it. Get Archie here Archibald, Certainly Not!If was a
Archibald, Certainly Not!
Archie is our first published game and is actually much older than he looks. He began life in the mid 90s after I tired of an attempt to make Avalon Hill's Richthofen's War a miniatures game. It was too rigid and gross, and so I wrote