Armies of Chivalry contains army lists for use with Warhammer Ancient Battles. The lists will enable players to recreate battles for some of the greatest conflicts of the Age including The Hundred Years War, The War of the Roses, The Burgundian Wars, The Ottoman expansion, The Northern Crusades and The Wars in Eastern Europe.

Warhammer Ancient Armies is a supplement to the Warmaster Ancients rule set for ancient wargames. It includes 20 new armies for the Warmaster Ancients game, a comprehensive section on fighting campaigns, and additional new and amended rules of play.

Standard units and formations for the 44/45 campaign in NW Europe.

A comprehensive guide to the basic organisations fighting of the Russian Front (including German, Romanian, Hungarian, Italian, Slovakian, Finish and Soviet units).

14 diverse scenarios including cavalry actions and amphibious landings with rule suggestions for winter and house to house fighting.

Extensive background on the World of Pulp Fiction, new Game Title and Scene Generators, and two ready-to-play Scenarios round out the package. Besides the new rules and materials, the original rules have been generally improved and clarified.

As well as providing a comprehensive set of rules to recreate the battles of the period, Gangland also contains five introductory scenarios, illustrating the depth of the background in which these rules are set:

New York 1834 - join the Bowery Boys as they attempt to smash their way past the Dead Rabbits .

Chicago 1897 - meet the Irishers and Bohemians, two gangs of school kids who fought a lethal twenty-five year long gang war.

New York 1857 - the most bizarre gang war of all with two New York police forces fighting each other and attempting to free each others prisoners.

San Francisco 1875 - defend the honour of the Suey Sing Tong against the insults of the Kwong Dock Tong.

London 1887 - strike a blow for social freedom against the repression of the British government by marching on Trafalgar Square

Disposable Heroes and Coffin for Seven Brothers is versatile enough to play anywhere from platoon sized engagements up to full company level games in 1:1 scale. A typical platoon sized game can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours, while we have completed Battalion sized games in under 4 hours!

The game is as intuitive as possible without being simplistic and will definitely reward good tactics. Fire and movement are important and easy to recreate. The main features include an initiative system, alternating unit activation, realistic weapon and cover usage, a dynamic morale system for infantry and vehicles, as well as a target acquisition system to make vehicles more realistic. Vehicles feature historically accurate armor values and accurate gun penetration while still maintaining playability and balance.

This book contains all the rules necessary to play, customize heroes and villains, and create scenarios. Plus there are two sample scenarios to help you get started.

So put on your fedora, grab your .45, and swing into action!

the third supplement to the .45 Adventure rules and covers rules for campaigns and experience for your pulp heroes and villains.

This supplement explains how to set up your campaign, what you should do in advance, and even how to use minimal scenics to create a series of games.

It also provides new archetypes, new abilities, and expanded rules to allow more than just combat to occur in each game. There is also a nine-part campaign game where the outcome of each chapter effects what happens in the next one. Can the Gargoyle and his compatriots, along with the New Commerce police force, stop the Jade Hood and his mad plans to enslave the citizens of the city?

You will also get background material on the city of New Commerce to help you plan your own campaign in the home city of The Gargoyle and the Jade Hood!

It also provides new abilities and 12 new scenarios for players to start their own two-fisted war action. And half of these scenarios are straight war-time action, heroics, and pulp excitement (without the weird stuff).

But you can use the archetypes for more than just wartime scenarios as well; rocket troops rescuing a scientist, German expeditions to Tibet, and super soldiers sent to the center of the earth are all possible scenarios for which you can use the heroes and villains presented.

The game takes care to capture the elegant artistry of the swordfight, while retaining fast play that keeps players involved. But the game is more than combat! The emphasis on scenarios and encounters found in .45 Adventure is retained in Gloire, making games stories of their own rather than mere brawls. Special rules for dueling provide players with an opportunity to satisfy their honor with worthy foes during the course of a game.