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Wargames Atlantic: Imperial Conquests: Afghan WarriorsThe “Great Game” between Russia and Britain in the 19th century led to Afghanistan becoming a focal point of European interests. Little were British soldiers prepared for the ferocity and tenacity ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Napoleon's Wars: Prussian Reserve 1813-1815The 1807 Treaty of Tilsit forced Prussia to constrain their army to no more than 42,000 men. They evaded the restriction by the Krümper System of cycling new recruits through the army to create a r...
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Wargames Atlantic: Napoleon's Wars: British RiflemenThe famous Riflemen of the British army fought from Spain to the final shots of La Haye Sainte on the field of Waterloo. Fighting in pairs and able to accurately aim and fire up to two shots per mi...
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Wargames Atlantic: Age of Chivalry: Foot Knights 1150-1320"Death to the Enemy!" Sons of noble birth, the knights of 12th and 13th century Europe were the kings of the battlefield. Heavily armed and armored, few could stand in their way. Vassal to a lord...
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Wargames Atlantic: Blood Oaths: Dark Age Irish WarriorsDescendants of the fierce Celtic people, the Irish engaged in constant warfare between tribes on their island and were famous for their raiders who took treasure and slaves from lands across the se...
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Wargames Atlantic: General Accountrements: Dark Ages ShieldsThese hard plastic shields are an easy way to equip your warband with a uniform look. Each shield measures 14mm round and features a flat surface around the central boss. The backs have wood grain ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Decline and Fall: Goth WarriorsAs the Romans tried to hold their Empire together, a new threat emerged from the East: the Goths! Fleeing the growing power of the Huns, these Germanic tribes became allies and enemies of Rome and ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Decline and Fall: Late Roman Legionaries (1): Lorica Hamata“In this sign, conquer”. The legions underwent significant expansion and changes through Diocletian and Constantine’s reforms but by the late 6th century would become almost unrecognizable. Still, ...
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Wargames Atlantic: First Empires: Persian InfantryThe mighty armies forged by Cyrus the Great, Darius, and Xerxes dominated the Eastern Mediterranean for centuries until finally falling to Alexander. Led by the elite Immortals, Persian armies were...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: Skeleton Cavalry and ChariotsThe Undead Hordes rise to bring their terrible might against the Free Kingdoms of the High Queen. Charging forward on skeletal steed and in chariots long unused, they seek their vengeance again...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: WerewolvesThe Blood Cursed...the Fanged Ones...Nightpack...Lost Children of the Forest...whatever you call them the men and women who turn when the full moon shines are a scourge upon the Free Kingdoms. ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: LizardmenThe lizard tribes rarely venture forth from their steaming jungle kingdoms, but when they do they are a force to be reckoned with! Fighting with weapon, tooth, and claw they harass the folk of ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: Goblin WarbandThe ancient enemy of the Free Kingdoms, the Goblin tribes are a constant threat. In normal times, the threat can be dealt with tribe by tribe by the warriors and militia of the High Queen, but ...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: Giant SpidersInfesting the land in the places the sun rarely touches: mountain caves, the dankest forests, lonely ruins from the folk that came before, this race of giant spiders is an ever-present threat t...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: Halfling MilitiaScattered throughout the kingdoms of Men are several halfling communities. Primarily people of the earth – farmers, millers, butchers, drovers – halflings nevertheless have to make their way in...
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Wargames Atlantic: Classic Fantasy: Skeleton WarriorsThey are the shades of the men of Sparta, Athens, Thebes, and Macedon. When a Necromancer plunders the coins meant for Charon, she can reanimate their remains and bind them to her will. Only by...
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