His niece, Joan of Penthièvre, the wife of Charles of Blois, and John of Montfort, husband of Joanna of Flanders and half-brother of John III, claimed the ducal crown. At first the pretenders seek a legal solution, but politics prevails: the nobles of France come out in support of Joan of Penthièvre, whose husband Charles of Blois is the nephew of the King of France, Philip VI. For their part, John of Montfort and Joanna of Flanders are seeking support from King Edward III of England. The Breton War of Succession subsequently breaks out and becomes an integral part of the Hundred Years War. This struggle for the Duchy of Brittany will last for more than twenty years.
Breizh 1341 is a game of confrontation between two players, one taking the lead of the Franco- Bretons of Charles of Blois and the other controlling the Anglo-Bretons of John of Montfort, to gain control of the crown of Brittany.
The game is played in a series of turns, during which both sides alternate carrying out military and diplomatic actions akin to those which were common in the 14th century. Historical figures also influence the course of the game. Nobles must be rallied, troops recruited and subsequently led into battle or the besieging of castles. After years of
confrontation, the player who dominates the most regions and castles, and has the most supporters, will become the new Duke of Brittany !

• 1 game board
• 76 cards
• 40 wooden cubes - 20 blue and 20 red
• 40 wooden cylinders - 20 blue and 20 red
• 1 punchboard
• 1 Turn marker
• 1 dice

Rulebook Breizh 1341

Will you become the next Rex Britannorum?

Rex Britannorum is a strategy game that can be played solo, with 2 or 3 players. Victory is achieved by occupying roads and cities in the different regions of Britannia displayed on the gameboard. Moreover, each player will have two personal objectives to complete, which will earn them additional victory points.

Commit your troops in the right place and at the right time to outplay your opponents. Resolution of battles is not random, so use your sense of strategy wisely to become the next Rex Britannorum.

In 55 and 54 BC, Julius Caesar landed in the south of the island of Britain, then known as Britannia. This was the first contact between Rome and the various British kingdoms. Numerous kings rallied to Caesar to survive, or to benefit from Rome's protection against the hostility of other British tribes: these were the first client kingdoms. This system would develop over the next century, so that by the time of Claudius' Roman invasion in AD 43, many client kingdoms were already well established.

Among these were the Regnenses, Brigantes and Iceni, who fought mercilessly for power. With Rome's support, they all tried to obtain the title of King of the British, in Latin: REX BRITANNORUM.

Who will become Duke of Brittany ?

On April 30, 1341, Duke John III of Brittany died childless.His niece, Joan of Penthièvre, the wife of Charles of Blois, and John of Montfort, husband of Joanna of Flanders and half-brother of John III, claimed the ducal crown. At first the pretenders seek a legal solution, but politics prevails: the nobles of France come out in support of Joan of Penthièvre, whose husband Charles of Blois is the nephew of the King of France, Philip VI. For their part, John of Montfort and Joanna of Flanders are seeking support from King Edward III of England. The Breton War of Succession subsequently breaks out and becomes an integral part of the Hundred Years War. This struggle for the Duchy of Brittany will last for more than twenty years.

Breizh 1341 is a game of confrontation between two players, one taking the lead of the Franco- Bretons of Charles of Blois and the other controlling the Anglo-Bretons of John of Montfort, to gain control of the crown of Brittany.

The game is played in a series of turns, during which both sides alternate carrying out military and diplomatic actions akin to those which were common in the 14th century. Historical figures also influence the course of the game. Nobles must be rallied, troops recruited and subsequently led into battle or the besieging of castles. After years of
confrontation, the player who dominates the most regions and castles, and has the most supporters, will become the new Duke of Brittany !

Rex Britannorum rulebook

Breizh 1341 rulebook

Will you become the next Rex Britannorum?

Rex Britannorum is a strategy game that can be played solo, with 2 or 3 players. Victory is achieved by occupying roads and cities in the different regions of Britannia displayed on the gameboard. Moreover, each player will have two personal objectives to complete, which will earn them additional victory points.

Commit your troops in the right place and at the right time to outplay your opponents. Resolution of battles is not random, so use your sense of strategy wisely to become the next Rex Britannorum.

• 1 game board
• 1 rulebook
• 66 cards
• 9 mini-cards
• 3 cards holder
• 3 scoring boards
• 145 wooden markers
• 49 tokens
• 1 bag for the tokens

Rulebook

History has written the story of Waterloo many different ways, but, in the end, it is always the same story.

This is your opportunity to write something different.

Napoléon 1815 is the third installment in The Conquerors, a series devoted to the great strategists of history. Following on from Napoléon 1806 and Napoléon 1807, Napoléon 1815 brings its own unique challenges to this well-tried and highly acclaimed campaign system.

For up to three players, assume the role of Napoleon, Wellington, or Blucher, making the key decisions that will determine the fate of Europe. As Napoleon, will you adopt your own version of his “strategy of the central position,” driving a wedge between the enemy armies and then annihilating each of them in turn? Or perhaps you will choose a different course, or find that change is forced upon you?

Time is of the essence, for if the armies of Wellington and Blucher do join, the emperor’s final throw of the dice is likely to end in defeat.

Français

• Livret de règles
• Pour débuter
• Scénarios

English

• Rulebook
• Quickstart
• Scenarios

Border States is a tactical game for 2 players, with each player taking control of one side during the American Civil War. Your aim is to win the sort of decisive victories that will influence the Border States and rally them to your cause.

Saladin, first game in the “En Ordre de Bataille” series, recreates the famous battles of Hattin and Arsuf where Saladin was opposed by the Crusader hosts of Guy de Lusignan and then those of Richard the Lionheart.

1861. Civil erupts across America. Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis vie for control of the nation’s destiny, with both understanding that the struggle is as much political as it is a process of arms. Victory in battle will provide the most persuasive political argument when it comes to the five slave states bordering those already in contention – Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and West Virginia. These are the states both the Confederacy and the Union need to win over. In each case, how these scales will tip, favoring either abolition or those who endorse the doctrine of human “property,” is yet to be decided. Battle and politics will sway the balance, and the result will help tell the story of this bloody war.

Border States is a tactical game for 2 players, with each player taking control of one side. Your aim is to win the sort of decisive victories that will influence the Border States and rally them to your cause. Effective bluff, and at the same time being able to discern your enemy’s intentions, will be your best assets. Playing time is about 45 minutes.

There are two ways to win the game: control sufficient States tokens to win by sudden death, or be the player with the most victory points at the end of the 5 rounds.

• Rulebook (french)
• Rulebook (english)
• Errata (french)
• Errata (english)

 

Saladin is a game intended to recreate the famous battles of Hattin and Arsuf where Saladin was opposed to the crusaders troops of Guy de Lusignan and then to those of Richard the Lionheart. With Saladin take charge of one of the armies that fought each other. Order your horsemen to harass the crusaders ranks or launch a devastating charge with your heavily armored knights. Saladin is an epic game for history and strategy fans.

Saladin is a historical wargame for 2 players. Having chosen one of the two battle scenarios and set up the game, each player, in turn, will order one of their Banners. He will make them fight in order to disorganize those of their opponent. For this it will be necessary to spend Order tokens, the number of which will decrease at the beginning of each turn.

The player who will manage to preserve the cohesion of his troops by retaining the precious Order tokens will be declared the winner.

• Rulebook (french)
• Rulebook (english)
• Erratas (french)
• Erratas (english)

 

After the defeats of Auerstaedt and Jean, Prussia collapsed but has not yet surrendered. Their Russian ally arrives from the East to defy Napoléon. The tough Polish campaign is beginning. Napoleon 1807 takes over the entire playing system of Napoleon 1806. Through 13 varied scenarios relive the confrontations between the Russians and the French in the heart of the winter of 1806-1807 in Poland. Three campaigns are proposed that retrace the terrible events that will lead to the famous battles of Pultusk, Eylau and Friedland. The last two scenarios will allow you to link Napoleon 1807 with the first game in the series, Napoleon 1806. Be careful, these two scenarios require you to own Napoleon 1806. A 4-page quick start booklet is also included in the box. It encourages a quick introduction to the game and is ideal for introducing new playful sensations to the youngest players.

• 1 mounted game board 90 x 60 cm
• 1 rulebook
• 1 scenarios booklet
• 1 quickstart booklet
• 3 player aids (orders of battle)
• 2 player screens
• 2 sets of 48 cards
• 6 additional cards for Napoléon 1806
• 2 sticker sheets (100)
• More than 250 wooden pieces
• 10 combat dice
• 2 cloth bags

Français

• Livret de règles
• Pour débuter
• Scénarios

English

• Rulebook
• Quickstart
• Scenarios