This is the first of Peter Riley’s rule books that doesn’t relate to a specific historical battle, despite using all the guidelines set out in the original Building Rules for Gaming Battles publication.

The Earl of Essex and Sir William Wallers armies chased the Royalists across the Southern Midlands in June 1644. The showdown finally happened at Cropredy Bridge, just north of Banbury in Oxfordshire

It is unlikely that Colonel Prescott gave that exact command during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Mind you, the battle between the British and the American rebels in 1775 didn’t even occur at Bunker Hill, despite its name. However, our new Rules will help bring the battle alive

This is the first rules book using the Building Rules for Gaming Battles guidelines. It was written for a participation game we wanted to demonstrate at shows in 2019. Now you can get a copy of the rules for yourself. It comes with a Battle of Rosebud Creek extension

Have you ever wanted to write your own rules? Then Building Rules for Gaming Battles is the book for you.  Just follow the processes, guidelines and templates set out in our new publication and you can design your very own set of rules for any battle you choose

Our new bookstore is open. There are four rule books that you can buy as a printed book or download. We have also published the Building Rules for Gaming Battles which sets out our seven step process for designing your own rules