List of products by brand Clash of Arms

Tired of marching up Cashtown Pike and running into the same old Union cavalry? Tired of Ewell always coming in on the same old flank and scattering the XIth Corps? Does it drive you mad to see, after all the Gettysburg games you've played, Sickles once again get his head handed to him? Just how many times does Pickett have to charge before we finally cry "Enough!"

La Bataille de Lutzen simulates the first major clash of Napoleaons 1813 campaign. Lacking adequate cavalry and handicapped by a large number of raw recruits, the French player must rapidly consolidate his scattered forces to counter the sudden Allied attack...

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The Age of Fighting Sail Vol. 1

Jena! is an operational Napoleonic games and is like L'Armée du Nord.

Operational Napoleonic wargame

boxless edition.

PRAGUE - The Empty Triumph is volume VII of The Battles From The Age of Reason and continues the course of the Seven Years War in Europe.

Mollwitz and Chotusitz is a game from the Battles From the Age of Reason Series, it contains the first two battles of Frederick the Great.

Legion of Honor is a highly innovative game that recreates the personal drama of the Napoleonic wars. Using a quick-playing, card-driven game system, each player assumes the role of a French soldier -- or grognard -- starting out as a young sergeant or sous-lieutenant trying to make it in life beginning in 1792.

The Speed of Heat is the first wargame of the fighting wings series.

August 29, 1756: The Seven Years War erupts in Europe.

Orthez focuses on the infantry game, and as such serves as an excellent introduction to the system "La Bataille"

Whistling Death is the third game in J D Webster's WWII Fighting Wings series.

 Hoping to bring a decisive conclusion along the Western Front despite the mud-and misery-filled trench deadlock, German General von Falkenhayn launched an attack from which the French could not retreat, and would prove costly for them to defend. The goal of the German offensive was the historic and symbolic city of Verdun.

Fear God & Dread Nought completes the Admirality Trilogy (Harpoon 4, Command at Sea, Fear God & Dread Nought) Utilizing the same framework, those familiar with either of the other games will have no difficulty stepping into the First World War.