Monday, December 3, 2012

Warlord Games: Albion Triumphant supplement and free miniature


Hi, I just found this exclusive miniature and new black powder supplement from Warlord Games: Releasing in mid-December, this Black Powder supplement covers the Flanders and Peninsular campaigns in the Napoleonic Wars (the vast bulk of the book focusing on the conflict in the Iberian Peninsula).

Warlord sculptor Wojtek has now finished the special-edition miniature that will be sent for free with any purchase of the new book directly from us at Warlord (via the webstore, over the phone, or in person at shows – you can even drop in to see us at Warlord HQ and pick yours up in person!)

Featuring an Ensign of the Foots Guards defending the King's colors, this plucky fellow will look great in your Guards units or as part of a command stand. The flag arm is separate, so it'll be easy to paint the Union flag or, if you prefer, remove it in favor of a different sets of colors.

Written by long-time gamer and Napoleonic aficionado Adrian McWalter, this book focuses on the Flanders and Peninsular campaigns, and is now available to pre-order. 112 pages of Napoleonic army lists, background, troop stats and scenarios make this an absolute must for lovers of Black Powder, of Napoleonic gaming, or simply of gloriously produced wargaming books!

The start of the 18th Century saw huge changes in the way war was waged on land. Mass production of the simple reliable and cheap flintlock musket made possible large citizen armies that could overwhelm the smaller professional armies of earlier days. It was also the swan song of Emperors and Kings leading their armies in the field, men who were brought up to lead their men in person, risking death or disfigurement, but gaining personal glory. By Waterloo, countries were industrializing and the urbanization of Europe began, democratizing the nations and bringing a close to the horrors of constant war that had haunted Europe for so many years.  

This supplement for the Black Powder game overviews the main battles, armies and personalities of these campaigns, and includes army lists, scenarios, and special rules to enable you to refight them using the Black Powder rules.

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