List of products by brand Clash of Arms

Six Days of War is the 2017 Annual, with an extra large magazine and two complete games, using large full-color, die-cut counters.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame These Brave Fellows with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

WWI Tactical combat

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Vercingetorix with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

1871 fast-play rules for the Franco-Prussian War-- the latest in Bruce Weigle’s popular “1870” series of rules for the mid-19th century European wars of transition.

The most complete and accurate information on the World War II navies of France, Germany and Great Britain

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame For Bloody Honor with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Fortress Berlin with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

For some, it was a romantic crusade to rid the world of Bolshevism. For others it was simply fighting in Hell. But for both sides it went without saying War Without Mercy.

landships expansion

1870 - Grand Tactical Rules for the Franco-Prussian War. Miniatures rules for multi-corps battles with 6mm or 15mm figures.

Command at Sea travels to the waters off Spain in 1936, where in July, right-wing "Nationalists" rebelled against the democratically elected leftwing "Republicans", resulting in the bloody civil war.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame The Pocket at Falaise with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

Basic Rules for the Command at Sea System.

During World War II, battles involving battleships and aircraft carriers overshadowed the daring exploits of motor torpedo boats and motor gunboats.

Against the Odds magazine investigates military history from a broad perspective. The economic, political, religious and social aspects of warfare are examined in concert with events on the battlefield. Issue 53 is dedicated to the High Imperial period of Rome. It comes with a solitary wargame, ROME, INC.

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.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame La bataille de Vauchamps with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

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.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Boudicca with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

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...

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.

In this Strategy and Tactics magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Right Fierce and Terrible with die cut counters.

Historians, air aficionados, and gamers may have friendly disagreements when asked, "What was the best Allied fighter of WWII?"

There seems to be much easier agreement on the question, "Which was the worst?" Answers always seem to include the stubby Brewster "Buffalo" near the top of any list.

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

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

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame The Lash of the Turks with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Hungarian Nightmare Budapest 1945 with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Four Roads To Moscow Four Roads To Moscow with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

 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.

In this Against the Odds Magazine you will find historical articles and the wargame Bradley's D-Day with die cut counters and a plastic counter tray.

1870 : French vs Prussians. Mars la Tour was probably the last battle where cavalry charges played a major role on both sides.