Les Aigles is a French Napoleonic miniature game set at the battalion level. The rules are pretty standard for a Napoleonic miniature game of the era: semi-simultaneous game sequence, written orders, lots of tactical factors to take into account. The game was published in two version, a boxed set with scenery elements to cut and build, as well as the...
Les Voltigeurs is a skirmish game for 2 to 6 players. It invites you to relive the confrontations under the Napoleonic era on a smaller scale than usual. Far from the great mass battles, small clashes between small groups of men played a role that was sometimes crucial and not recounted in the history books. In this game the individual soldier is honored...
From the publisher: Liber Militum Tercios is a new historical wargame that will allow us to recreate the great battles of the Thirty Years’ War. The game was developed by El Kraken Released, team, and is edited by Design & Edits WxW Co. There are 2 different versions of Tercios: Liber Militum: The full version Brevis Editio: Short Version, synthesized and...
Kingdoms is the first expansion for Liber Militum: Tercios. It's a great improvement of the first book and an implement of new factions during the 30 Year's War and new choices for the previous ones. It also includes new abilities, new rules, skills to improve and personalize our commanders and 6 new battles to play. This suplement covers the Royalist and...
Light Bobs: Seven Years War is an expansion for Light Bobs. Light Bobs is meant to cover actions where hundreds, rather than thousands, of soldiers are deployed. I feel that Light Bobs is written to be at battalion level, meaning the player commands four or more units called Companies. Companies are small (4 to 12 figures). This scope of the game is larger...
Lion of the North try to reflect the tactical combat of the Thirty years war, but can easily be expanded to cover other conflicts around the mid-17th century. The rules aim to give a quick game with simple mechanics, that can be easily memorised. They have evolved during some time, and use some crucial ideas borrowed from other rule sets, among others the...
A set of medieval miniature wargaming rules intended for 28mm miniatures but playable in any scale. Units consist of 12 foot or 6 mounted miniatures, which are used to fight out skirmish battles between armies of 4-6 units per side. Units need to be activated by dice rolls which are easier to pass if you choose orders well suited to that particular troop...
Whether you're a nameless Dark Lord looking to conquer the known world, a Champion of Light holding out against the forces of evil or a Northern barbarian facing claimants to a stolen throne, Dragon Rampant allows you to bring those battles to the tabletop. Developed from the popular Lion Rampant system, Dragon Rampant is a standalone wargame that...
Lion Rampant: The Crusader States is an expansion for Lion Rampant. It works like an historical gamebook that explores the Middle East during the heyday of the Crusades, between 1097 and 1291. Become a crusader lord from Europe or the Holy Land, the commander of a Templar patrol or a group of leper knights, or an Italian pirate/merchant prince! Or perhaps...
This expansion for Lion Rampant: Medieval Wargaming Rules explores the Mediterranean world before the crusades through the adventures of the exiled Viking prince Harald Hardrada (“hard ruler”). Harald is best known for his invasion of England in 1066 as king of Norway, and for his death at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, which was a prelude to the Norman...
Lion Rampant is a “big skirmish” tabletop miniature wargame for the Dark Ages and Medieval periods in which each player controls a Warband of 4-10 units, with each unit consisting of 6 or 12 models. The game is scale-agnostic, allowing players to use suitable models from their collections in a stylized and abstracted game (rather than one that attempts to...