Well, it seems some of you keyed in on that topic and have asked to see the campaign rules. Let no one ever say Little Wars TV doesn't deliver you Free Stuff! Tom has agreed to give away his campaign and make it available right here for anyone who wants to try. This includes his Blucher theater map, the rules, and an Excel file with the orders of battle. 

​All three files are available below! 

On Christmas morning we posted a surprise wargame video, recapping a 6mm Napoleonic battle using the Blucher rules. We refought Mayloyaroslavets from October 1812, a critical action early in Napoleon's retreat from Moscow. This bloody, all day affair pitted Eugene's corps against Dokhturov's corps, with Napoleon and Kutuzov feeding in additional formations throughout the day. 

Watch this surprise wargame HERE!

If you enjoyed our 10mm Acre wargame on YouTube, you may be interested in playing this exact scenario at home. Thanks to scenario designer Chris Grau, you can!

Chris shared his research and orders of battle for you to play. We used a big battle Lion Rampant conversion (which we'll share tomorrow)  but you could use another rule set.

If you're of a certain generation, you may know this game as Milton Bradley's "Shogun." Slightly younger gamers will remember it as "Samurai Swords." And the youngest among you have probably only heard of "Ikusa!" 

All three are the same game, played on the same map of Japan (but with slightly different artwork). When we play this game in the club, we're fond of using a number of fan-made updates and house rules. The optional rules we enjoy are available here as a free PDF. The event cards are probably our single favorite optional rules, as they add a ton of flavor and new depth to the gameplay!  

In addition to the scenario, we're also sharing our club's custom quick reference sheet for "Hail Agrippa", the rules we used to fight Actium. This is a supplement written by Mark Backhouse in an old issue of Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy magazine. The WSS team has unlocked Mark's article and made it available here, for free. This article allows you to take Warlord Games' popular "Hail Caesar" land rules and easily convert them into a great naval game. Same rules, same concepts, same fun!

On our Patreon page you'll find the scenario and our QRS. If you want to hear directly from Mark Backhouse, we also have an interview with him, where Greg and Mark talk about his inspiration for "Hail Agrippa."

We've really enjoyed the free Napoleonic rules released by Perry Miniatures called "Valour & Fortitude." This free rule set allows you to play division (or small corps) sized actions with buckets of six-sided dice and a single page QRS. Today, we're offering up a historical scenario we created in the club for the Battle of Montebello in June 1800. The scenario includes a map, OOBs, special rules, and base labels. 

And, in addition to the scenario, we also present our revised Quick Reference Sheet for the rules. This is the QRS we use in the club...it's more comprehensive and user friendly (we think). Don't forget, "Valour & Fortitude" is available 100% free from the Perry website for you to play the full game!

As part of our 60,000 subscriber celebration (THANK YOU to everyone who subscribes to the channel!) we played a unique scenario, running the same engagement back-to-back with different rule sets. We revisited our E102 Foy episode from 2018 and zoomed out to battalion level to play Crossfire and Fireball Forward. In the video, you saw both rule sets in action! And now, we're offering up the details of the Crossfire scenario for you to try at home. 

The Pyrrhic War has been a big hit so far on the channel, and if you missed any part of our 5-turn campaign event, you can watch it now! To help celebrate the campaign and the amazing army of Patreon supporters who helped make it possible, we're giving away our Pyrrhic War supplement for free!

Return to Magna Graecia includes 5 historical scenarios AND the campaign rules we used in the YouTube series. You can play that exact campaign at home with your friends anytime you like! The scenarios and campaign are designed for our Age of Hannibal ancients rules, but they can be easily converted for use with your preferred game system. The PDF supplement is free!

If you watched our most recent wargame AAR on YouTube, then you may be asking yourself if you can do better than our players? There's only one way to find out! Give Chal's scenario for the attack of the 111th & 113th Panzer Brigades a try at home with your friends. The entire scenario, including orders of battle and special rules, is available below as a free PDF. It's designed for the rules Fistful of TOWS 3. 

As part of our "On to Richmond" series we set up a tabletop wargame for a small but iconic action on the Virginia Peninsula called The Battle of Eltham's Landing. A confused meeting engagement, this battle saw Hood's Texans begin their meteoric rise as one of the crack units in the Confederate army. And now you can play our scenario for free! It's set up for Regimental Fire & Fury but easily converted to your rules of choice.