- Working with Herman, or….How a Kid from Venezuela Stumbled into Doing Board Game Art!
- Pendragon: The Fall of Roman Britain (new from GMT Games)
Volume VIII in GMT’s COIN Series transports us into the 4th and 5th Centuries A.D. and to the embattled Isle of Britannia. Pendragon – The Fall of Roman Britain covers a century of history from the first large-scale raids of Irish, Pict, and Saxon raiders, to the establishment of successor kingdoms, both Celtic and Germanic. This sumptuous volume adapts the celebrated asymmetrical COIN engine to depict the political, military, religious, and economic struggles of Dark Ages Britain. [Forum]
- Battles of the Warrior Queen Module (new from GMT Games)
Battles of the Warrior Queen covers the major engagements during the rebellion of the Iceni tribe and Boudicca’s allies against the legions of Emperor Nero. Led by Queen Boudicca, the rebellion would be the greatest British threat to nearly four centuries of Roman domination of Britain. To play this module you will need the maps, counters and rules that come with this module and the rules and some counters from Caesar, Conquest of Gaul. Battles of the Warrior Queen can also be played with the Simple Great Battles of History (SGBoH) rules. [Forum]
- Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea: Meet the Romans
- History of the World Play Tutorial [video]
- Falling Sky Review
- Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea: Meet the Minoans
- Agesilaus and the Spartan Army
- Egypt: Survival of the Fittest
- Agricola, Master of Britain Review [video]
- Londinium
- The ‘Barbarian Conspiracy’ of 367 AD
- Development of the Hoplite Structure
- Mare Nostrvm App Review
- Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea: Meet the Mycenaeans
- The Sarmatians
- The Khmer Empire
- Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea: Meet the Phoenicians
- 2nd Megiddo – Josiah vs Necho II (new from ADMW Game Company)
Archers, chariots, javelin throwers, infantry, initiative, and the Mount of Megiddo itself all play their part. This is a two player non-card driven war game. The Egyptians have to get 1/3rd of their forces, within a time limit, off the opposite map board edge. The Judeans either have to delay them, or inflict sufficient losses on them. Historically, the Egyptian forces were on their way to help their allies the Assyrians against the Babylonians. [Forum]
- Gladiator Gauntlet Review