Description

From the Introduction

Between 1837 and 1901, Great Britain found itself in a virtual state of constant warfare. Military expeditions undertaken to protect and expand the Empire became an accepted facet of Victorian life. When compared to great military encounters such as the Seven Years War, the Napoleonic Wars, and the unprecedented World Wars of the Twentieth Century, Britain's colonial wars were small affairs. Yet each produced a more prominent and stronger Empire. The entire period is a portrait of British martial zeal.

This is a set of highly playable rules that is well thought out and well tested The rules allow for the playing of battles covering Britain's conflicts along India's North West Frontier. The rules cover the conflict from the 1830's through to the end of the century. Also included are one introductory scenario and three historically based scenarios.

This set of rules is the third in a series of rule sets covering the 19th Century British Colonial experience.

The rules are designed to play any size action using figure scales between 15mm and 25/30mm, Modifications for the use of smaller scle figures is easy. We recommend the mounting of of multiple smaller figures on the same size bases given for 15mm figures. The unit scale is variable. The rules allow for a flexible playing scale that can be used to play small patrol level games up to the largest battle of the period, Omdurman.