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Renatio et Gloriam - Europe's Ruin

BP-HW17

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This supplement to the Rules covers warfare during the Thirty Years’ War and the British Civil Wars.
  • English
  • From 14 years old

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Renatio et Gloriam is a set of tabletop miniatures rules that allow you to fight large-scale battles from the Renaissance and Early Modern period. Covering warfare from the late Fifteenth Century up to the end of the Great Northern War in 1721, these rules allow you to field the armies of Cordoba, Turenne, or Marlborough.

This supplement to the Rules covers warfare during the Thirty Years’ War and the British Civil Wars.

The book contains 55 army lists and enables the gamer to create wargames armies for matched play and for competitions. Starting in 1618 with the Catholic League, the lists cover the armies of the Thirty Years to the end of the British Civil Wars in the early-1650s.
Language(s) English
Mechanism(s) Wargame
Author(s) Simon ClarkeAlasdair HarleySimon Hall
Editor Helion & Company
EAN 9781804514450

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