The Games of War
A Treasury of Rules for Battles with Toy Soldiers, Ships and Planes
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About the Book
This book has it all, from gladiatorial combat to space warfare. Test your skills and luck as you re-fight famous battles or explore the world of “what ifs.”
Here’s your chance to “be” Alexander, Saladin,
You can “fly” your Wildcat against a Zero, your Phantom against a Mig. See if you have what it takes to be a “pirate” in the Carribbean. Can you “conquer” a galaxy or “master” magic?
The rules contained in this book cover all this and more. They are easy to learn, fast to play, and contain background information for anyone who’s not a historian. You can get started on any budget and with whatever space you have available.
Rediscover reading for fun!
Teaching History? There are sample history “labs” included. Have your class “experience” the past! Watch their interest and enthusiasm grow!
About the Author
This 1971 UIC graduate left the campus with a hobby as well as a diploma. Introduced to wargaming with miniatures in 1968, he exchanged his chess sets and board games for games using model ships and toy soldiers. He became first an illustrator, and later the editor of the International Wargamer from 1971 until 1974. Mr. Bobek ran many miniature games at UIC and various games conventions including Lake Geneva,
Professionally, this
Mr. Bobek has been active in coaching at St. Daniel’s School since 1974. He is on the School Sports Board, the Parish Pastoral Council, the Southside Catholic Conference Board, and the Region II Board for the Illinois Junior Academy of Science. He has been active chaperoning teens, and for years ran a coed softball league. Mr. Bobek has been one of St. Dan’s yearbook editors and currently is the editor of the school paper. He is a Communion Minister at St. Dan’s as well as a cantor and member of the Chancel Choir. He has helped with timing and scoring for the Sports Car Club of America, enjoys paintballing, loves digital photography, and is an avid reader.