Joseph A. McCullough's all-new science fiction wargame Stargrave throws players into a dangerous galaxy torn apart by the Last War, with nothing but their Captain, crew, and guile to keep them alive. But, how new is Stargrave in comparison to its fantasy older sibling Frostgrave? Find out below, in this
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As the co-founder and the first Grand Master of the Knights Templar, Hugues de Payens along with Bernard of Clairvaux created the Latin Rule, the code of behavior for the infamous Order. If you want to learn more about de Payens and his mission worldwide, make sure you check out Wi400.
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In Pete Brown’s Ice Station Stripey Horse article (Wi 399) we promised his house rules, Alien, and Marine stats. Here they are, ready to enhance your games in the frozen landscape as you battle through the buildings of Arctic Research Station Stripey Horse. Download it here https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Return-to-Ice-Station-Stripey-Horse-expanded-1.pdf
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In line with this month’s ‘Holy War’ theme Paul Davies demonstrates how he created a simple 15mm building inspired by the Friends Meeting House at Old Sturbridge in Massachusetts. He also explains how by using the same basic techniques, you can adapt the building further. Download all the plans to go
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Diane Sutherland, better known as the Wargames Widow, continues her semi-regular terrain building contributions to Wi Prime with a look at Little Blue Bricks. To be a little more precise, she takes some offcuts of blue insulation foam and makes a ruined building with the bricks she creates from it. Many
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We’ve had this article, from Pete Brown, lined up for months. We keep having to push it back due to more timely stuff landing in our laps. Sorry Pete! We are upset that we couldn’t get this not quite Christmas-themed but certainly snowy scenario out for our December issue. It will
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“We’re, dreaming of a Brown Christmas We mean Pete Brown, to be clear Where the board is snowy Things are scenarioey And we’re gaming in the snow, oh, the snow!” Yes, we’re throwing regular contributor Pete Brown’s three Christmas scenarios (from 2019, 2018, and 2017) together for your gaming enjoyment. There’s festive chaos with Krampusnacht,
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As a special treat for Prime members we have a full guide that details how to convert GiM-57 Saint Louis into his equestrian statue at the front of the Sacré-Cœur in Paris. You can build the same statue by following the steps or apply the techniques to your own models and
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In Wi 396 there's a fine article from Andrew Pearsall that digs into how to build a Blast Shelter for your WW2 games and beyond. If you want to have a go at the build yourself you might find it useful to have some templates - well, here they are! Get
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Never Mind the Billhooks Games Designer Andy Callan regularly produces an update concerning rules clarifications and general muses on the game, you can read and download these documents here - Billhooks: Further Faqs And New Gaming Aids – November UPDATE. You can fine previous amendments here. https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/BillhooksFAQs-November.pdf
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Your handy compilation of all the WotR articles from Wargames Illustrated magazine, down through the years. As a WIPrime Member we hope you get full use from The Vault. Here at Wi Towers we use it all the time, finding articles from 1987 to the present day, and we are very
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We're very happy to report that Diane Sutherland, better known as the Wargames Widow, will be contributing semi-regular terrain building articles to Wi Prime. In this, the first of her online guides, the Widow explores donut forts and huts, perfect for Madhists in the Sudan, along the Nile. We're presenting
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Never Mind the Billhooks Games Designer Andy Callan regularly produces an update concerning rules clarifications and general muses on the game, you can read and download these documents here - Billhooks FAQ and Author's Musings - Download Here - Further updates can be found here! https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/BillhooksFAQx.pdf
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In connection with our ’Third Crusade - Conquest of Egypt’ article in Wi394, as promised - here is our bonus content on The Battle of Babayan, 1167. https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/THE-BATTLE-OF-BABAYN-1167.pdf
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In connection with our 'Death of a Revolution’ article in Wi394, as promised - here are the Orders of Battles. https://www.wargamesillustrated.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/The-Battle-of-Temesvar-Orders-of-battle.pdf
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In what seems like a different world, where people could gather in groups and show off their painted miniatures, Dave Taylor photographed all of the winning entries at the Wargames Illustrated/HMGS Historicon Painting Competition 2019. These 10 pages of eye-candy were shown in Bite-Size issue number 5, at the height of
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Regular Wargames Illustrated ‘How To …’er Paul Davies has a terrain building guide that is exclusive to you, our lovely Prime subscribers. This great article covers his build of a medieval bridge and quayside in 12mm with visually stunning end results. The techniques used (and templates that are also available
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Robert Giglio & Jefferson Hobbs present a scenario using Muskets and Tomahawks or Sharpe Practice rulesets for the Battle of Bloody Brook, 18 September 1675 The scenario is based on the historical battle, and should easily work for any skirmish rules, with Muskets & Tomahawks being recommended with forces and details
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