Chain of Command
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Too Fat Lardies are now taking pre-orders for a new handbook that can be used alongside Chain Of Command. Head to the Far East with a new book covering the different forces fighting there between 1941 and 1945 during World War II.
It's that time of the week to kick back, turn off your brain and relax as we enjoy a day of rest and hobby.
The guys over at TooFatLardies have gone on a roadtrip for their latest Lard TV episode to explore a WWII battlefield.
TooFatLardies have been busy with both their LardTV channel and the latest episode of the Oddcast, as they play through and discuss what they've been getting up to in historical gaming.
You can now catch up with all of the thoughts from the TooFatLardies crew after a rather insane Salute 2019.
Let’s Play: Chain Of Command – A Hasty Defence
6 years ago 17This time we get John to provide a Hasty Defence against the German blitzkrieg in Chain of Command from TooFatLardies.
We have Rich from Too Fat Lardies back in the studio for another game of Chain of Command.
TooFatLardies were the winners of two awards this year from Wargames Illustrated with Chain Of Command winning Best Game and What A Tanker! winning Best New Game of 2018.
The guys at TooFatLardies are joining in the Christmas time celebrations with a special seasonal episode of the Oddcast podcast.
Join Rich from Too Fat Lardies and our own Justin as they tackle a scenario from the Blitzkrieg 1940 book released earlier this year for Chain of Command.
We're talking about Blitzkrieg 1940 with TooFatLardies and asking if it's about time to drop the old Space Marines entirely.
Oriskany closes out this article series on Kursk as he explores the true ending of this titanic battle and asks for your thoughts on how you'd play it out yourself...
Join Oriskany as he distils down Prokhorovka and busts some myths about this particular portion of The Battle Of Kursk and recreates it on the tabletop!
We've seen how the conflict brews in the North and now we turn our attention to the South in the next in this epic article series!
We get stuck into Kursk even more as we look towards an Assault From The North (no Starks involved...) in this instalment!
We get things started as Oriskany, our Historical Editor, takes us through a summary of Kursk and goes through the game systems you can use to play out this mighty battle!
Rich is back for another battle report from Chain of Command.
Can Justin save Russia's bacon?
With all the possible ranges out there, the selection is endless!
The time for talking is over, let's get down to business!
Oi, you there! To the front lines and learning more about Chain Of Command With Too Fat Lardies!
Get a quick run down of everything that has been going on this week in the BoW Studios.
Novus Design Studio has released nine new pieces for 28mm scale WWII. Nice crisp detail will make anyones' table standout.
You've been talking about it a lot on the forums so Gianna Lomax has taken up the challenge of taking a closer look at this game from Too Fat Lardies! What do you think of Chain of Command?
