From the Intro to the 7th edition rules The first edition of our original ancient rules appeared in 1969, and their adopted for the British National Wargames Championships of that year. Despite competition from many would be rival sets, succeeding editions have been used in every important convention worldwide since then, and are used by an overwhelming...
Collection of Army Lists for use with "War Games Rules 3000 BC to 1485 AD" also published by Wargames Research Group. Contains army lists for 60 different Ancient Armies of the time period, mostly through-out Europe and surrounding the Mediterranean, but does include the Han Chinese 200 BC to 200 AD. These Army List specifically support the 6th Edition of...
Collection of Army Lists for use with "War Games Rules 3000 BC to 1485 AD" also published by Wargames Research Group. Last of the 3 army list books at that point. Sixty additional armies are provided, numbering 121-180. The army list notes that about half of those armies listed in book two are applicable to the period covered in this list. These Army List...
Collection of Army Lists for use with "War Games Rules 3000 BC to 1485 AD" also published by Wargames Research Group. Second in the series. Sixty additional armies are provided, number 61-120, focusing on the eras of Julius Caesar to 1000 AD. Army Lists notes that about 1/4 of the armies listed in Book One also are applicable to this era, and about half of...
The second volume of Army Lists continued from the first publication "Chariot Warfare". this volume overlaps a little from the first volume and spans the classical period to the rise of the Roman Empire. These army list are formatted for use with 6th and 7th edition of "War Games Rules 3000 BC to 1485 AD" by Wargames Research Group. It also includes a...
War Games Rules Sixteenth and early Seventeenth Century (1490-1660) are designed for recreating the battles of the Renaissance with 25mm miniatures. They use a figure scale of 1 figure equals 20 men and a ground scale of 1" equals 20 paces. Units are made up of five or more figures. Units are rated by such things as how they are armed, what kind or armor...