Fermate Colombo!has been published in 1992, for the 5th centenary of Columbus' discovery of America. But differently from the other games released in that occasion, this one (whose title means "Stop Columbus!") is a cooperative game in which players have to stop the explorer to prevent the awful consequences of cruel colonization of America. Player are...
Feudal Lord is a Japanese-language game for up to 8 players. The Japanese title is "Sengoku Daimyo" which means Feudal Lord in the Sengoku period. “Feudal Lord” is a multi-player game that simulates the history of Japan in its age of civil wars in the latter half of the 16th century, from rivalry between lords to unification under one leader (shogun). The...
Fiasco describes itself as a recently discovered card game thought to date from the Italian Renaissance of the late-1450s. Fiasco distinctively incorporates six suits representing symbols of power and wealth and features the legendary character Fiasco. A game for advanced card players, Fiasco is easy to learn but a challenge to master. First, select your...
Before all else, be armed - Niccolo Machiavelli Do battle with friends and enemies alike with Field of Glory Renaissance, the miniatures tabletop wargaming rules. Bring history to life as you engage in ferocious combat with the finest armies of the Renaissance world. The Field of Glory Renaissance rulebook contains all the information you need to play your...
The first army supplement for the Field of Glory Renaissance miniatures wargame. This supplement covers the English Civil War, the Irish Civil Wars, The Portuguese War of Restoration and the Thirty Years' War. There are twenty two separate lists, each with a sample starter army and point cost chart for making your own force. The book itself is 112 pages...
While the Renaissance was a time of innovation and inspiration in art, literature and science, so too was it a period of military progress. From the rise of gunpowder as a battlefield-dominating weapon to the tactical genius of Machiavelli, the Italian Wars were the first step on this journey. With detailed army lists, historical overviews, maps and...
From the back of the book Covering Eastern Europe during the Renaissance, and Western Europe in the latter half of the 16th century (1494-1698), Clash of Empires, the third Field of Glory: Renaissance companion provides aspiring generals with everything they need to command an army of steadfast Janissaries, or the troops of one of the Ottoman Empire's...
This supplement contains lists for Asian and African armies during the period covered by the Field of Glory Renaissance rules, 1494 - 1698. The following armies are covered: MING CHINESE KOREAN JAPANESE JAPANESE WARRIOR MONK ALLIES IKKO IKKI MONGOL TIBETAN MUSLIM INDIAN HINDU INDIAN INDONESIAN OR MALACCAN THAI, BURMESE AND KHMER VIETNAMESE DESERT BEDOUIN...
This supplement provides army lists for conflicts in both Eastern and Western Europe between 1660 and 1698, the latest date covered by these rules. This is the period following the Thirty Years War and English Civil Wars and includes the famous battles of the Boyne, Sedgemoor and Vienna. Technologically, this era includes improvements in musketry, leading...
Follow Cortés and Pizarro in a quest for El Dorado or stand against the onrush of European expansion and colonialism with Cities of Gold, the sixth Field of Glory Renaissance Companion. With artwork, maps and historical overviews, Cities of Gold journeys from the mountain stronghold of Machu Picchu and the great city of Tenochtitlan, to the forests and...
In June 1520, at Balinghem, there met the young and glorious Kings of England and of France in a grand and splendid celebration of their mutual friendship and admiration. There were great feasts and opulent amusements, conspicuous expressions of deepest and sincerest piety, and fierce tournaments. Each King outshone the other in turn, so that the world...
激闘 関ヶ原 (Fierce battle at Sekigahara) is a tactical board wargame based on the same system as Yukimura Gaiden, and depicts the Battle of Sekigahara. In addition to the historical scenario depicting the Battle of Sekigahara, the scenarios include Mori Terumoto's troop at Osaka Castle, Tachibana Muneshige and the Otsu Castle siege army, Onogi Kimigo and the...