Patriots and Loyalists is a set of miniatures rules for gaming the smaller battles of the American Revolution and French and Indian War. While designed for 25mm figures on an 8'x5' table, the game can be played with 15mm or smaller scales and adjusting movement and firing distances. Units in the game are infantry battalions, cavalry regiments, and...
1791: A New Dawn is the second expansion for 1793: Patriots & Traitors. It takes place during the liberal phase of the French Revolution. Although the liberal nobles of the Assemblée Nationale begin with a strong advantage, their influence is far from secure. Their authority is challenged by the Royalists who are secretly plotting to see the Royal Family...
Pavillon Noir ! *Règles d'Escarmouche pour Flibustiers* is a pirate skirmish miniature wargame. Fun, simple and originally published in French, in Vae Victis magazine issue #30. The game uses a simple activation system (using 1d6) between players. Each activated figure has an agility value and weapons. It can perform 2 short actions, 1 long action or 1...
Két fős harci stratégiai játék a Nagy északi háború idején (1700-1721).Angol:It is 1700, and a youthful Karl XII has recently come to power as King of Sweden. Rivals around the Baltic Sea seize the opportunity to get their hands on Swedish territory. An...
Battles of the American Revolution Series: The Siege of Pensacola pits a numerically large but fragile Spanish army, supported by a small corps of French allies against a smaller, feistier British army enjoying strong fortifications and highly mobile Indian allies. As the Spanish player you will need to determine where you will build your siege gun...
Two siege battles of the 18th century pitting Spain vs. Britain. A low complexity simulation of 18th century sieges. Rules will cover mortars, wall breaches, sorties, parallel lines, naval gunfire. The two battles depicted are: Cartagena 1741: British Armada. The English sent a fleet against Cartagena de Indias, the key to the Panama isthmus. Composed of...
“The Great Northern War (1700 - 1721) was a military struggle between Sweden on one side, and Russia, Denmark, and Saxony-Poland on the other. The Swedish army under Charles XII was among the best in the Europe, and would win many victories. However the end result of the war was a defeat for Sweden that ended her run as a world power and cost her much of...
Sub-title:"the Mother of Poltava" in The Wargamer Magazine #30 and is a supplement to the "Peter the Great" game in Wargamer #27 although this is a complete & separate game in itself requiring SOME of the components from the previous game, namely the RULES section. The components for Lesnaja are: a small 8-1/2" by 11", 6-Color Mapsheet; 60-cardboard...
Players bid on cards representing various events during the reign of Peter the Great. Successful bids capture cards which generate victory points symbolizing accomplishments in the modernization of Imperial Russia. Cards with Peter himself don't generate victory points, but rather grant advantageous contingencies. There are 10 cards in each of 7 suites...
"Piacenza 1746" is Enrico Acerbi's board wargame, published by Europa Simulazioni, which depicts the "Battle of Piacenza" which was fought between a Franco-Spanish army and the Austrian army near Piacenza, in Northern Italy on June 16, 1746. It formed part of later operations in the War of the Austrian Succession. The result was a victory for the Austrian...
Vauban's Wars allows you to become one of the great captains of siege warfare: Vauban, Coehorn, Marlborough, or Prince Eugene of Savoy to name a few. The rules are designed to produce a fun and playable siege in an evening of gaming. The rules cover from 1672 to 1815 with these specific wars in mind: Wars of the Louis XIV (1688-1697) War of the Austrian...