Rhineland: Hitler’s Last Defence 1944-45
Military historian Anthony Tucker-Jones offers a brief snapshot of exactly what readers can expect, ahead of the release of his highly anticipated new book, Rhineland: Hitler’s Last Defence 1944–45.
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Introducing Dragon Rampant: Second Edition
Daniel Mersey, the author of Dragon Rampant: Second Edition, explains why you should play his easy-to-learn but tactically rewarding fantasy wargame.
Bolt Action: Armies of the Soviet Union: Third Edition – Army Special Rules
Want to know about the new rules in Bolt Action: Armies of the Soviet Union: Third Edition? Warlord Games have you covered...
General Orders: Sengoku Jidai – Design Diary
Co-Designer David Thompson explores General Orders: Sengoku Jidai’s design journey from conception to release.
NVG 340: US Navy Atlanta-class Light Cruisers 1940–49
The destroyer-leader cruiser was an artifact of the first two decades of the 20th century, when small light cruisers led the 900-to-1200-ton destroyers of that era on torpedo runs. It was one of the roles the Omaha-class cruisers, which the Atlantas were intended to replace, was designed for.
Lt. Col. George E. Hardy
An obituary for Lt. Col. George E. Hardy by Thomas McKelvey Cleaver
October 2025 Book Vote: Duel
This month's book vote sees five Duel titles battling for your support. Read the full descriptions and have your say by visiting the Book Vote page. Plus, check out the results of last month's Fleet vote.
Bolt Action: Armies of the Soviet Union: Third Edition – Introduction
Armies of the Soviet Union for Bolt Action: Third Edition is out this month! In the build-up, we're sharing Warlord Games' preview blogs where they tell you everything you need to know...
Announcing Flip Pick Towers
We're so excited to announce our first new board game for next year – Flip Pick Towers, a flip and draw game coming March 2026.
King, Conqueror & the Battle for the Island Kingdom
The series takes its biggest liberties in creating a years-long friendship between Earl Harold and Duke William in order to increase the stakes at the end. In reality, as far as we know, they only met twice, once in Normandy about a year before the battle and again – briefly – at Hastings itself.
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