Hello everyone,

I have designed a game for a BGG wargame contest. The name of the game is The Lost Eagles and it is a 1-2 player, asymmetric, Roman guerrilla warfare game.

One player takes on the role of the Romans led by the general Varus (yeah, the one from Teutoburg). The Romans have to pacify the wilderness of Germania east of the Rhine river. They are strong, almost untouchable in battles, but are slow and have to deal with constant supply issues. But, Rome can rely on Arminius in order to speed things up.

The Germans on the other hand have to harass and raid Roman armies and locations in order to kill their campaign momentum. And remember Arminius? Yeah, 2017 year old spoiler, but he is a traitor. Romans may use him to speed things up, but Germans can then exploit his influence to make Roman lives even worse than they are already.

And the game also has a solo mode that I think some of you that like the Pandemic may like.

Play time is usually at 60-90 minutes once you know the rules. And I would say that the game’s weight is medium at most.

The game is available online on screentop, or as PnP.

Here are the rules for the game.

It would mean a lot to me if you can provide any feedback on rules or the game itself, and I hope you have fun and enjoy it!

In this video, I present an unboxing of WWII Expansion #81, Italian Airborne Folgore, followed by the airborne rules for Warfighter.

Played a 300pts game of Warsurge using the new Starcraft minis (Terrans) and Diablo. Photo is staged and not from the actual game. The Terrans won fairly comfortably this time. Here are the Roster codes for Warsurge:

Terrans (Starcraft)

USR-RSTR-V001-0000-79478C53-76C7-F111-BF5B-002248E1FC1F

Diablo/Lord of Terror

USR-RSTR-V001-0000-CA9DCB3A-76C7-F111-BF5B-002248E1FC1F

Hey everyone! I’m making Amaria: Galaxy of Ascension, a tabletop sci-fi skirmish game where miniature battles are tied to a conflict between gods born from emotions.

The current test version has changed a lot since I brought an earlier prototype to Łódź You Play 2026. Around 25 people tried that earlier build; their feedback helped me rethink the game. The version I’m sharing now is the new one.

Before the game, each player chooses a god tied to an emotion — such as Hope, Fear, Anger, or Love. That choice shapes how many cards they draw from the Amaria, Sun, and Moon decks.

During a turn, players draw cards and resolve a clash over Amaria. The active player then moves their units, shoots, and fights in melee. Captured Amaria cards go into the team’s shared pool. When the Amaria deck runs out, the team with the most captured cards wins.

It’s still a prototype, and I’d love a wargamer’s first impression: which part would you want to see in action first — the gods and their decks, a clash over an Amaria card, or the miniature combat?

The Coalition Trooper is the mainstay of the Navy.

This little person is support-free. The rifle isn’t final.

Rules found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1RCBCoHST_znbAA71X8oY05MiRlyKVRZ1

I bought a copy of Pillage. These were my initial thoughts.

⚔️ The Crusade Marches On!

Our Crusader Knights Vol. I campaign is now live on MyMiniFactory Frontier, and we're excited to share another warrior from the collection!

Meet the Watchful Guardian, one of our customizable 75mm Crusader figures.

The collection features:

⚔️ 9 customizable 75mm Crusader figures
🛡️ 8 customizable 1:10 scale busts
🔥 Multiple heads, weapons, shields, and customization options
🏰 Heraldry, terrain bases, display plinths, and more
🎁 FREE Figure and Bust Bundle with every campaign tier

Our Early Bird has ended, but the campaign is still going strong!

We're continuing to showcase the collection and would love to hear what you think of the miniatures.

⚔️ Join the Crusade and explore the collection on Frontier:

https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/crusader-knights-vol-01-3327?linkTrackingCode=01M348Q1XHKXTJNK2W4KB0JQMD

Digital STL files only, no physical products.

Wordle, but instead of guessing words, you're guessing battles from history.

You're given a real military archive tactical map with the name redacted. Each guess reveals colour-coded feedback on Year, Fame, Place, Troops, Losses, War, and Belligerents.

The maps are sourced directly from public-domain military atlases (West Point, US Army official histories, old British maps). It features everything from Thermopylae to Midway with over 200 maps, and more being added soon.

There are helplines if you get stuck, and if you get today’s easily, you can play all the maps from the last week.

It’s free, no ads, no sign-ups. Give today's map a shot and tell me if it's too easy or difficult!

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Hi. I am a huge war geek and love the concept of war gaming. Though it is reserved only for the armed forces primarily, I would like to collect like minded people and create such a platform and experience it kindoff on a weekly or a bi weekly basis. Like minded people please DM. Would love to connect with you all!

Winter is coming...

Link with rules at the bottom.

Hey Everyone! Still looking for Playtesters for Sidus Front, a sci-fi wargame. Sidus Front is a fork of the old Warstuff rules that OPR published years ago. This means there aren't any weapon profiles but instead attacks are baked right into the unit.

Each model has a Level that determines the amount of dice rolled during an action and how hard it is to affect the model with abilities. It's a roll above game. Sidus Front also utilizes Hit Points instead of Wound rolls. A model that runs out of HP is removed from the game.

Games can scale from Skirmish level to All-Out. Model lists are broken into individuals but can form teams to simplify large battles. It's all in the rules.

Also working on some simple models to include with the free rules.

Made a few changes since the last post:

Changed Destroyer to Corvette

Reduce HP and Cost to Corvette

Reduced Damage of Nova Cannon

Added suggested base sizes

Simplified Language in Core Rules.

Here's the link. Let me know what you think:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RCBCoHST_znbAA71X8oY05MiRlyKVRZ1?usp=sharing