Bøger af Drew Birkmyre

We are proud to announce our second Grand Battles supplement has now been released! You can build Austrian, Prussian and Russian armies between 1808-1815 using Armies of the Coalition Parade Handbook. The book is 72 pages, full colour. In this supplement you will find in-depth divisional organisations for all the Russia, Prussian and Austrian main battle divisions between 1808-1815. From these lists you can build pretty much any coalition corps that fought between 1808 and 1815. Although for all other allied divisions such as the German Confederation and Swedes you will need their handbooks as well. We have also added in our selection of National Heroes into the Headquarters options, Archduke Charles, Blucher, Bagration, Platov and Kutuzov! The army list building options are very flexible and clearly laid out.

We are proud to announce our first Grand Battles supplement has now been released! You can build Napoleon's French armies between 1808-1815 using Napoleon's Grande Armee Parade Handbook.It is 68 pages, full colour book. In this supplement you will find in-depth divisional organisations for all the French main battle divisions between 1808-1815. From these lists you can build pretty much any French corps that fought in Spain, Italy, Austria, Russia and Germany. Although for all allied divisions you will need their handbooks as well, as this supplement only covers the French.Build Line, Reserve, Marie Louise, Marine, Swiss, Grenadier, Young, Middle and Old Guard infantry divisions. You can also build historical Light, Dragoon, Cuirassier and Guard cavalry divisions as well as deploy Grand Batteries.We have also added in our selection of National Heroes into the Headquarters options. Napoleon comes to mind - naturally! However, you can also select Ney, Davout, Lannes, Massena, Soult, Macdonald and Nansoulty. Men like Murat and Eugene, who also commanded other national forces will be highlighted in those handbooks. Both of these French Generals will be found in the Armies of Italy handbook. All national traits and special rules pertaining to the French are easily located in the glossary at the end of the book, so you will never have to worry about trying to find out what Marie Louise troops can and cannot do!The army list building options are very flexible and clearly laid out. The other day we played a French vs Austrian game and going straight to George Nafziger's orders of battle for the Dresden campaign as my source, I built Lauriston's French corps in a few minutes, using this French supplement!Vive la France! Vive l'Empereur!

Welcome to Koenig Krieg Version 4. This new edition allows players to not only re-fight battles during the wars of Frederick the Great, but also the Great Northern War, Napoleonic Wars, American Civil War, War of Triple Alliance, Mexican American War, Zulu Wars, Crimean, Franco-Prussian and Austro-Prussian wars as well. It has taken a few years now of game testing and organising but we are finally there.Inside the book:84 full colour, hardcover rulebook:Clearly presented rules, easy to read with plenty of diagrams and examples.New and improved sequence of play, with detailed rules for command and control, movement, shooting, close combat, exploitation and morale.New Brigade Morale Rules.New Combined Action Rules.New Reaction Rules.New Village and Garrison Rules.And much, much more!So come on and play Koenig Krieg, it's the way Freddy would have played it!Please note, books are printed on demand and take up to 7-14 days to arrive. Expect delays due to Christmas rush and Christmas Holiday Opening Hours!Lastly, thanks to all the loyal Koenig Krieg customers. I know you have been waiting patiently for the new release for a couple of years now. I thank you for your dedication and patience. Kindest RegardsDrew

"The Napoleonic wars began in the ashes of revolution, regicide and the new French Republic and ended with the exile of an Emperor."Grand Battles Napoleon is a strategic wargame where you, as the General, are responsible for a Napoleonic Corps. The smallest tactical units are regiments of infantry, regiments of cavalry and artillery batteries. Players move these units in formations, called divisions, across the games table using a unique initiative system.A turn is not You-Go-I-Go. Instead, players activate divisions based on a modified D6 roll. The winner acts or forces his opponent to act. This continues round by round until all divisions on both sides have had a chance to act.Games are incredibly fluid with each player 'always in the game each turn', acting or reacting, in or out of turn, to the opponent's troops or rolling for initiative to activate more troops. Games can be played in any scale from 6mm through to 28mm and charts are available for each scale. Books will be available through all good game's shops globally. We have a very active and well supported Facebook page with loads of free downloads. You can also find free downloads at the website as well..Or our email address is info@siegeworksstudios.com.auOur staff is always happy to answer games questions, list building, how to run tournaments and campaigns using our rules and any other questions about our games, playtest groups and future releases.Happy GamingDrew Birkmyre

We are proud to announce our third Grand Battles supplement has now been released! You can build British, Spanish, Portuguese, KGL, Hanoverian, Brunswick, Nassau, Netherlands and Emigre armies using Wellington's Armies Parade Handbooks.It is 148 pages, full colour. The army list building options are very flexible and clearly laid out. Using these lists, you can pretty much build any Revolutionary, Peninsular and 1815 historical army organisation using any of these nine nations. Perhaps you are looking to build a 1st Coalition Iberian army composed of Portuguese and Spanish to fight those dastardly French Revolutionaries during the War of Rousillon or maybe mix in some British and Emigre's for a Toulon campaign. Alternatively, a British expeditionary force to Egypt, a British, Spanish or Portuguese force in the peninsular or a glorious British-Allied army to drive back Napoleon from the ridges at Waterloo. Whatever you decide it can be done with this book.Such a glorious celebration of Wellington's overwhelming influence upon the wars and national armies he commanded, besides his own British redcoats, would not be complete without a few national general options such as Wellington, Moore, Crawford, Forbes, Prince of Orange and the Duke of Brunswick to name a few. Oh, and to round the whole book off what better way to celebrate Wellington's Armies than a recipe for Beef Wellington to be made for your next Waterloo game!