Announcing Undaunted 2200: Revolution
The next chapter of the award-winning Undaunted series is here. Branching narrative campaigns, combined mech and spacecraft combat – read on to find out more...
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Famous Vikings
The warlike activities of the Vikings were newsworthy, from early raids on monasteries that were considered untouchable, to the conquest of major kingdoms in England in the 9th century and settlement by force in many parts of Britain, Ireland and Continental Europe, and eventually the creation of a short-lived North Sea empire (1028–35) under Cnut the Great.
Jabo on the Channel front
Following the defeat of France in June 1940, the Germans built up a formidable array of fighter and bomber assets on French airfields in preparation for the planned aerial assault against the British Isles
Bolt Action: Armies of Italy: Third Edition – National Special Rules
Bolt Action: Armies of Italy: Third Edition is out next month! Read on to find out more from Warlord Games...
Flip Pick Towers – Launch Day
Our new flip and draw board game is available now in the US and UK! Find out more...
NVG 345: Soviet Tanks at Stalingrad 1942¬-43
Much attention focuses on the superb T-34, the Red Army’s key tank, but the Soviet inventory was much more varied
June 2026 Artwork Reveal
Today we're showing three pieces of artwork from our June 2026 series books! Let us know in the comments which books you'd like to see featured in our July 2026 Artwork Reveal!
Origins of the Kokoda 1942–43 Campaign
By July 1942, having captured the oil of the Dutch East Indies, Japan had achieved its main war aim.
March 2026 Book Vote: Elite
This month's book vote sees five Elite 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 Combat Aircraft vote.
Italian Adriatic Fleet 1915¬-18: The naval war with Austria Hungary
Very little is available in English naval literature with regard to the battles in the Adriatic Sea during WW1. The situation in Italy is even worse: source material is often reprints of works published 100 years ago or second-hand accounts and articles based on older sources which offer a unilateral viewpoint, while rehashing old tropes.
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