Field of Battle

Field of Battle, Designed by Brent Oman and published by Piquet, Inc., the Field of Battle system stands as one of the most respected horse-and-musket wargaming frameworks of the modern tabletop era. Originating from the broader Piquet gaming philosophy, Field of Battle streamlined classic card-driven mechanics into a single, cohesive system that masterfully simulates command friction, the fog of war, and battle momentum without forcing players into exhaustive chart lookups or micromanagement. Across its three distinct iterations—from the original breakthrough 2006 release, through the refined 2011 second edition, to the polished 2020 third edition—the rulebook family has continually perfected its core sequence deck concept. By replacing rigid movement turns with dynamic card draws and initiative rolls, Field of Battle ensures that no two actions play out identically, offering a deeply atmospheric and unpredictable grand tactical experience that scales brilliantly for 6mm Seven Y...

Quick Update: Technical Issues with the Blogger Reading List

Quick Update: Technical Issues with the Blogger Reading List

Hi everyone,

You might have noticed that my recent posts aren't appearing on your Blogger Reading List or sidebar blog rolls.

There is currently a widespread, platform-wide technical bug on Blogger that has been freezing post feeds for the past few weeks. Google’s engineering team is aware of the issue and is working on a fix, but in the meantime, my new updates aren't pushing through to your dashboards automatically.


What do you think?

Are you experiencing similar feed issues on your own Blogger feed or reading list?


Related project hubs for this period:
Solo Wargaming Hub  |  The Strategic Campaigns Hub


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  1. This "feature" has been going on for much longer than a few weeks. I first reported on it back in May. See https://palousewargamingjournal.blogspot.com/2026/05/testing.html.

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    1. Thanks for highlighting that, Jonathan. Blimey, May?! That makes it even more infuriating that Google hasn't permanently sorted it. Mine stopped working a while back as well, but after things seemed to settle, I had assumed the issue was fixed—until I realised my feed had frozen all over again! It’s a real pain for our blogging community when we rely so heavily on those reading lists for updates. Thanks for sharing the link; at least we know it's a shared struggle across the hobby!

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