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The four-level course caters specifically to teenagers, guiding them from beginner to intermediate levels. It features updated, engaging content that reflects their evolving interests and needs, enhancing the learning experience. Building on the success of the previous Inspiration series, it aims to inspire and motivate young learners in their educational journey.
Designed for teenagers, this four-level course offers updated content that evolves with students' interests and needs, guiding them from beginner to intermediate proficiency. Building on the success of the Inspiration series, it emphasizes engaging materials to enhance learning and motivation.
The four-level course caters specifically to teenagers, guiding them from beginner to intermediate proficiency. It incorporates updated and engaging content that resonates with their evolving interests and needs, building on the successful foundation of the Inspiration series.
'The Rise of Byzantium' expands the original @three Ages of Rome' ruleset beyond the collapse of Rome's Western Empire. It covers the Early Byzantine wars of Belisarius and Narses, and ends with the wars of Mauricius. The six new historical scenarios span three centuries of warfare in the eastern Mediterranean.
Designed for ease of play, this book offers a player experience based on the uncertainty of battle in the ancient period. Keeping the men going is critical to success. The rules are designed to create games that take 2-3 hours to play. The six historical scenarios provide a range of challenges.
This book expands the period covered by the Three Ages of Rome. It includes the wars of Alexander the Great and those of his Successors (the Diadochi). The four new historical scenarios span a century of warfare in the eastern Mediterranean. New army lists for the major forces involved.
In seventeenth century Europe it must have seemed that there was always a conflict somewhere. This century of battles is the inspiration for these wargames rules.Designed for ease of play, ‘In Deo Veritas‘ offers a player experience based on the commander’s problems. The rules are designed to create a feel for the uncertainty of battle. Keeping the men going, even when things don’t seem too good, is critical for success.Units become progressively disabled as disorder sets in and cohesion begins to suffer. At the heart of the game is a simple Disorder Test. If commanders don’t take care to maintain cohesion then their forces could be heading for destruction!In weighing up the scale of your achievements at the end of the game, will you be able to claim a major victory in your dispatches? Just take care to remember that your next battle may not be so successful.Using the smaller scales of 6, 10 or 15mm the usual 6’ x 4’ table gives a scale battlefield over a mile wide. This is large enough to cover all but the largest engagements.The six historical battle scenarios provide different challenges and give players the insight into the nature of seventeenth century warfare. The Terrain Generator and a system of points allow the players to develop their own scenarios.In battle nothing is certain but generals that practice their skills are more likely to be victorious.