Warhammer Historical Wargames

Warmaster Ancients is an exciting new tabletop wargame from Warhammer Historical in which players can recreate the largest and most spectacular battles of the ancient world. Take command of huge armies as you send hordes of Vikings into the frenzy of battle or commit whole Roman Legions to heroic victory or ignoble defeat!

The game has been specially created to utilise the newest ranges of 10-12mm ‘grand’ scale models to represent large and impressive armies for the first time. The game easily accommodates smaller 6mm armies, and an appendix is provided for players who wish to use larger models.

This book contains all of the rules and information that players will need to field and fight their battles. The book also contains 25 army lists including the Egyptians of Rameses, Harold’s Saxons, William the Conqueror’s Normans, Caesar's Romans, Alexander's Macedonians and many more!

When we released Warmaster Ancients Armies we included some rules additions and corrections for Warmaster Ancients and for those who are yet to buy this book, there are the relevant pages in a pdf format on our Errata Page to help in your games.

£20.00

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