Renatio et Gloriam ReG for short Authors goals (extracted, more at the website): create a set of rules that reflects the great change in technology and organisation that was the renaissance, with the increasing sophistication in weapons in terms of both firearms and artillery and the many innovations in how to use them. Give the armies a lot of historical...
Repent or Die! is a set of miniatures rules for wargaming Renaissance period battles (the game is subtitled "Rules for the Wars of Power & Religion 1492-1660). The game is designed for 25mm scale figures, though rules for basing 15mm and 6mm are given. No figures are removed, so it is not critical how figures are based. Suggested basing is 2 figures for...
(from Phalanx Games:) Revolution: The Dutch Revolt simulates the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Netherlands. This epic struggle lasted from 1568 until 1648 and eventually brought independence to Holland and the northern provinces. In the south, the revolt was less successful and Belgium did not emerge as an independent state until after the...
Subtitled: Samurai Skirmish Rules, 1100-1620 This is a 32-page rulebook for skirmish warfare (one figure = one warrior) for late Medieval Japan. The book has nice black and white drawings, rules for movement, different classes of fighters, melee and missile combat, mounted combat, and even includes movement charts for limiting the turn radius of mounted...
This is the first of a series of games. Four battles are represented in a single box: Marston Moor, Naseby, Justice Mills and Kilsyth. Royalists and Roundheads contains four of the most important battles of the English Civil War. Taking place at the dawn of modern warfare, the war led to the creation of the New Model army, the basis of the British army...
Volume 2 of Royalists and Roundheads contains four battles of English Civil War. These are the battles of Edgehill, Fyvie, Alford and Auldearn. The game features an innovative, easy to use command system, that recreates the problems of command in an elegant and simple way. Leaders are rated for command, initiative and combat. Weapons range from pikes...
“The first English Civil War (1642 - 1645) was a power struggle between King Charles I and his royalist supporters on the one hand, and Parliament and its supporters on the other. At the battle of Marston Moor (1644) a Parliamentarian army reinforced by a Scots army decisively defeated the Royalists. It was a humiliating defeat for the dashing Prince...