Volley & Bayonet (Road to Glory Edition)

Wargames Rules: Volley & Bayonet (Road to Glory Edition) Designed by Frank Chadwick and Greg Novak, Volley & Bayonet is a premier grand-tactical ruleset engineered specifically to simulate massive 18th and 19th-century battles where whole divisions and corps take center stage. For 18th-century linear warfare—particularly clashes between Austria and Prussia during the Seven Years War—the system excels at depicting grand operational manoeuvres, high command friction, and army-level morale without getting bogged down in individual battalion tracking. The core mechanics operate at a grand scale: single stands represent whole brigades or regiments, and game turns cover half an hour of real time. Combat is resolved swiftly using simple D6 dice pools determined by strength points, modified by order status and troop quality. Linear formations, stiff Prussian discipline, and heavy Austrian artillery concentrations are elegantly abstracted into army morale limits and exhaustion th...

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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