Joe McCullough’s Stargrave keeps growing, and Death Vector heralds the arrival of a new expanse to explore: the Outlaw Technology Sector (OTS). This abandoned part of space offers rich rewards, but it also hides terrible dangers. The game’s trademark dose of sci-...
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We first looked at Fallout: Factions in Wi437, when it was launched as the Battle for Nuka-World Starter Set. We were impressed by its high production quality and fine plastic miniatures, and felt it was an excellent all-in-one introduction to the rules.
The Hammerhead Painting Competition is a chance for entrants to showcase their incredible artistry, skill, and creativity. We present some of the winners here. Make sure you subscribe to the Wargames Illustrated YouTube channel to see a full visual video montage!
Much of the stuff I’m writing about for Wargames Illustrated is under NDA (non-disclosure agreement) for the next month or so. That makes it tough to share details in this Recon Report; I’d love to tell all but I can’t go blabbing about specifics as we’d get ...
This (longer than usual) Editors Exploits will be readable in its entirety in a future issue of Wargames Illustrated magazine. You lucky WiPrime Members, however, get to see it online first.
Wargames Atlantic’s (WA) Great War range has given WWI gaming a popularity push, offering accessible and cheap German, British, French, and Russian infantry options in plastic. Their newest set changes things up a bit, bringing three incredible-looking Maxim MG-08 ...
The Peasant Levy and Foot Knights sets already in Wargames Atlantic’s (WA) Age of Chivalry range are bolstered by a set of professional fighters this month: new plastic Foot Serjeants. These figures look the perfect fit for Dark Ages combat, but it’s fair to say ...
After Germany, the United States hit the tabletop with their updated book for Bolt Action: Third Edition. It follows the same format as the Armies of Germany book, starting with a potted history of the USA and its involvement in World War Two. The history covers the fou...
After tallying the votes from over 1,500 submissions we’re ready to announce the winners of the Wargames Illustrated Readers’ Awards 2024.
This article summarises the top three from each category and we’ll have a full report on the winners in an upcoming issue!...
Joe McCullough’s Stargrave keeps growing, and Death Vector heralds the arrival of a new expanse to explore: the Outlaw Technology Sector (OTS). This...
We first looked at Fallout: Factions in Wi437, when it was launched as the Battle for Nuka-World Starter Set. We were impressed by its high production...
The Hammerhead Painting Competition is a chance for entrants to showcase their incredible artistry, skill, and creativity. We present some of the winn...
Much of the stuff I’m writing about for Wargames Illustrated is under NDA (non-disclosure agreement) for the next month or so. That makes it tough t...
This (longer than usual) Editors Exploits will be readable in its entirety in a future issue of Wargames Illustrated magazine. You lucky WiPrime Membe...
Wargames Atlantic’s (WA) Great War range has given WWI gaming a popularity push, offering accessible and cheap German, British, French, and Russian ...