Hi All, We mentioned a few weeks back that we had migrated all the previous Wargame Design Studio (WDS) Blog Posts across from the old site. This gave us a chance to look over some of the content and it became apparent that it was worth highlighting some of the more interesting posts. Here is a list of posts that are worth your time. The ‘So you want to design a Wargame’ series is a great series of ten posts that discuss the steps we must go through to deliver a game to you. This covers everything from mapping, order of battle creation to graphics, research, and scenario creation, using the Battle of Crete from Panzer Battles North Africa 1941 as an example. The order to read these posts in is: So, you want to design a Wargame? Link The German Order of Battle at Maleme, Crete Link The Allied Order of Battle at Maleme, Crete Link Mapping Maleme, Crete Link Unit Imagery for Maleme, Crete Link Vehicle Graphics for Maleme, Crete and Beyond Link Map Graphics for Maleme, Crete Link Scenario Creation for Maleme, Crete (Part One) Link Scenario Creation for Maleme, Crete (Part Two) Link Scenario Creation for Maleme, Crete (The Final Part) Link Mike Avanzini has been involved in designing Orders of Battle for John Tiller games for many years. He shared some of his learning and approach in a series of eight posts under the heading of ‘Researching an Order of Battle’. Mike’s specialty is the Eastern Front but found the task of doing the Italians in the Mediterranean a refreshing new challenge. The posts in order are: Researching an Order of Battle – Getting Started Link Researching an Order of Battle – The Germans Link Researching an Order of Battle – The Germans (continued) Link Researching an Order of Battle - The Soviets Link Researching an Order of Battle – The Soviets (continued 1) Link Researching an Order of Battle – The Soviets (continued 2) Link Researching an Order of Battle - The Italians Link Researching an Order of Battle – Th