Medieval Warfare IX-3 now available
Now in stock and ready for immediate shipping, issue IX-3 of Medieval Warfare takes a look at the 1527 Sack of Rome in one extensive theme article. Other off-topic subjects include the Battle of Stoke Field, new research on the origins of the trebuchet, and the Black Prince's Grand Chevauchée.
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Ancient Warfare XIII.1 with Hellenistic mercenary armies in Southern Italy
Tarentum in southern Italy may have been a Spartan colony, but when it was under pressure from first its Italic neighbours and then Rome itself, it preferred to call in some help from abroad.
Now at the printer, the latest issues of Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy takes a look at the French and Indian War, with a mix of campaign games, skirmishes, and big battles.
Other articles include the first part of an 1815 Napoleonic campaign along the Rhine, WWII weather wars in Greenland, and a look at two recent rulesets for ancient skirmishing - Men of Bronze and Mortal Gods.
Recently off to the printer, issue 102 of Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy has a theme focusing on the Peloponnesian War. There are scenarios for the battles of Delium and Sybota, and a campaign game for the battles around Amphipolis. Issue 102 is packed with plenty of other fun off-theme features as well, including a War of 1812 campaign, an ECW siege, and TWO WWII bitesize battles. Pre-order your copy today and save!
We've just sent the latest edition of Ancient History off to the printer. Issue 21 takes a look at cities in the ancient world, an examination of how cities developed, how they were governed, and, most importantly, how they may differ from our modern ideas of a 'city'.
Specific examples detailed in this issue include Memphis, Augusta Emerita, Athens, and Constantinople. And of course, no issue on cities would be complete without a couple of beautiful birds-eye-views by artist/architect Rocío Espin.
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