Blood & Bayonets is a 28mm skirmish game that immerses players in the battles and conflicts of the Napoleonic Wars. It joins Blood & Valor, Blood & Steel, and Blood & Crowns as the next installment in a series of games based on Firelock Games’ flagship product, Blood & Plunder. Blood & Bayonets allows players to recreate the countless skirmishes, raids...
Blood, Bilge and Iron Balls is a set of wargame rules for naval battles in the Age of Sail. With them you can recreate the triumphs of Nelson or Hawke or tackle pirates on the Spanish Main. The rules themselves are very simple and easy to learn. Each player can easily command a single ship or several, the rules working equally well for a single frigate...
Bloody Badajoz - The Third Siege of Badajoz (Mar-Apr 1812) was one of the bloodiest in the Napoleonic Wars. Some 4,800 Allied soldiers (under Wellington) were killed or wounded in just a few hours of intense fighting on April 6th while storming the breaches of the citadel at Badajoz. In the aftermath, the victorious and blood-crazed troops ran amok...
Napoleon's Bloody Big Battles! is written by Dr Mark Smith (who also wrote the "Bloody Big Battles in INDIA!" scenario book). The 16 scenarios in NBBB cover the biggest battles where Napoleon commanded in person after becoming Emperor: The Wars of the Third and Fourth Coalitions (1805-1807) – 4-scenario mini-campaign Austerlitz Jena/Auerstedt Eylau...
Scenario book for the Peninsular War of 1808-1813, for use with the Bloody Big Battles! wargame rules. Contains 18 historical battle scenarios that can be linked as a campaign. The 18 scenarios in this collection capture all this rich flavour as they take you from the start of the war in 1808 through to the Allied invasion of France in 1813. Fully half of...
Bloody Broadsides – is a fast paced Napoleonic Naval game which allows you to Captain one or more massive ships of the line from the Age of Sail. Most games can be played in 3 hours. This game is intended to play with miniature ships on a large hex mat. These rules were written specifically for Portsmouth Miniatures and Games 1:900 scale ships but may be...
In June, 1812, Napoleon invaded Russia with over 500,000 troops, not so much to "conquer" anything but really intending to fight on big battle (like Austerlitz) and then dictate terms. Unfortunately, the Russian armies did not comply. He finally got a big battle at Smolensk, which could be called a French victory...except the Russian armies just retreated...
“18th Century Naval Combat. Abstract skirmish level Ship combat. Each figure represents a single Ship (unit). Victory: You win if you Sink the opposing Flagship.” The game is played on an 8x8 grid or chessboard. Miniatures or counters are used to represent the ships. Each player starts with an identical assortment of ships: one Flagship, two Ships of the...
Blucher is a tabletop game of the great battles of the Napoleonic Wars. Command an entire army from the first reconnaissance of the enemy to the deployment of forces and husbanding of reserves to the bombardment and engagement, and the final commitment of elite shock forces that will shatter the enemy's weary defenders. Blucher can be played with miniature...
During the wars of the French Revolution, the French called their Austrian enemies “kaiserlicks,” a mispronunciation of the German word for “imperial.” The humble kaiserlick was a well-trained and well-equipped soldier, the most consistent and frequent enemy of the French Republic and Empire. Kaiserlicks is a set of 67 richly colorful heavy-duty...
From the game web site: War to the Death is the second expansion set for Blücher. It is a boxed set of 216 unit cards, covering the armies of the Peninsular Wars and a great many extras. War to the Death is all you need to create Scharnhorst campaigns for the Peninsular theatre or for any game involving the British, Spanish, French, or their allied armies....