This 106-page scenario book is designed for use with the To the Strongest For King and Parliament English Civil War rules and the Celtic Fringe extra rules, but could easily be adapted for other rule systems. Contains eight scenarios covering the major battles in Ireland from 1642-1649: Kilrush, Liscarroll, Benburb, Knockmanuss, Glenmaquin, Ballinvegga...
This short 26-page book is designed for use alongside the TtS! For King and Parliament English Civil War rules and the Montrose "To Win or Lose it All" scenario book. It will also support two future scenario books in the same series, concerned with the Insurgency and Catholic Confederation in Ireland, and with Cromwell's campaigns in Ireland and Scotland....
A postcard sized wargame set in the Italian campaign of world war one. In 1915 Italy entered the first world war to fight Austria- Hungry over control of Dalmatia. They thought that it would be easy to push to Trieste. They learned quickly what every other country was learning, that war in the 20th century was slow and horrible. To Trieste! is set in one...
To Ur is Human is a set of table top rules written specifically for games set in the period of the Mesopotamian city-states, such as Akkad and Ur. Using a gridded playing area and easy to learn innovative rules, To Ur is Human allows for quick play games with a unique feel and approach. The author is a historian, wargamer and blogger who has written...
Step-by-step strategy for two players There are four armies inside the box, the armies of the North, West, East, and South. There are 17 units in each army, but the armies have a different balance of strength. This affects the tactics and allows you to have a new experience every time you play. Each unit card has a picture of a warrior, which can be either...
The Toast of the Town is the fifth game in the Pocket Battle Games series from LPS, Inc. The game simulates the revolt of Boudica and uses the usual PBG card-drawing activation system. The Roman player wins if he can evacuate enough citizens from Londinium before the end of turn 6. The Toast of the Town by Paul Rohrbaugh was offered as a "Jubilee free...
This game covers the major campaigns around Tobruk (Gazala and Crusader) in 1941 and 1942 at the regiment level. This game has significant errata problems, which took several further issues to resolve. The rules available online incorporate all known errata; please refer to them whenever possible. As with all Vae Victis games, the counters need to be cut...
North Africa, 1942. The burning desert sands witnessed the fiercest tank battles of World War II. Imagine yourself commanding a squad of tanks and tank destroyers. Do you think you are more adept at tactics and strategy than your opponents? On the battlefield you will be able to prove it, because the action already begins with Tobruk. 90's Argentinian...
The Tobruk Game is an Australian post World War 2 strategy War game where two opposing armies set out to capture each others flags. Each side has 33 pieces of different army ranks, from Generals to Sappers and mines and a spy. The board is a grid and armies deploy their pieces in any arrangement from behind a lake. Players take turn to advance any piece...
Tobruk: Operation Crusader, Nov-Dec 1941 uses the same system as Sedan: The Decisive Battle for France, May 1940. Tobruk is an Operational level board-wargame simulation of British Eighth Army’s Operation Crusader, the attempt to relieve the Tobruk garrison during the period from November to early December 1941, with each turn representing two days. The...
Tobruk is a tank combat simulation set in North Africa, specifically May-June of 1942. [From the box back, including some odd formatting] "The sun blazed down with white-hot intensity, turning the horizon into a shimmering, dancing ribbon. In the distance, the mechanical roar of German panzers could be heard like a thunderstorm about to break. The Afrika...