St. Clair's Folly: The Battle of the Wabash River, 1791 is a Tactical level board-wargame of the worst defeat ever suffered by the U.S. Army in the whole American Indian Wars. Determined to wrest control of the Northwest Territory from the Native American nations and tribes inhabiting the area, and concerned by the British Government’s lack of withdrawal...
This is an undated cowboys and Indians themed game. Peeper Pete and Beaver Bill face off against Chief Featherfoot and Chief War-Whoop. Each player has nine tokens and the first to get all of them in a line along the wooden stockade dividing the two sides wins. The pieces move along a series of branching pathways, ending at the 12 stockade spaces. The...
The Struggle for New France is an introductory level point to point movement Strategic level board wargame for the Seven Years War (1755-1762), focusing on events occurring in North America as a grand campaign game. The game focuses on ease of play with the use of cards to determine reinforcements, political issues and supply problems without creating a...
"The Sword in the Forest" is a French and Indian War variant / expansion for "The Sword and the Flame". It is a skirmish level miniature war game. It is generally played with 25 or 28 mm figures. The Game uses a card initiative system, where each side is assigned a color in a deck of cards and acts upon it being drawn. Play proceeds players moving unit...
The wind sweeps across the Great Plains. The buffalo are still far away. Winter is coming. In Tatanka, you lead one of the great peoples of the Plains through the cycle of two years of thirteen moons. Your decisions are guided not only by strategy, but by tradition, ceremony, and the rhythm of the land itself. Gather resources before the cold comes....
The Bozeman Trail is an epic from Red Cloud's War (1866-1868). As head of American forces, will you assure the security of the colonists, construct a fort, and escort working parties while defending yourself from Indian attack? Will the impetuous Captain W.J. Fetterman break-through the blockade that is strangling your forces more and more each day? Or...
A small-unit skirmish miniature wargaming system for the black powder period. It is designed to not only put you in command of the weapons and troops of the period, but into the historical tactical situation of an officer. Your presence on the battlefield will be the difference between your forces moving forward in good order and engaging the enemy, or in...
(from the publisher's website:) Ticonderoga simulates six engagements in the region between the upper Hudson and lower Lake Champlain, specifically the area between northern Lake George and Fort Carillon (a.k.a. Ticonderoga) during the French and Indian War (1755-58). The game system emphasizes the importance of leaders, and highlights the role of...
Rules for the North American Indian Wars, covering the period from the French and Indian War to the last stand of the Sioux at Wounded Knee. The Eastern Woodland, Plains, Rocky Mountain and South-Western tribes and their British, French, Spanish, Mexican and American opponents are all catered for. Based on the mechanisms used in Death In The Dark...
The board represents a grid map of 8 columns x 9 rows with a central zone comprising six central squares and a totem pole in the center! Each player has 12 pawns and 3 riders. Each pawn moves one step forward or sideways, only the rider can go back. Riders are always moved after the pawns. All pawns can take a shot at a time, unless the rider who can play...
Army Lists for Two Hundred Years 5mm Wargames Rules 1700-1900. Including lists for the Marlburian Period, Great North War, 18th Century, Seven Years War, American War of Independence, Revolutionary Wars, Napoleonic Wars, India 1840-1850, Mexico, Crimean War, Mid 19th Century, American Civil War, Mexican War, Late 19th Century and British Colonial Wars....