Nations war: Stalin’s Triumph takes fans of the Nations at War system
(White Star Rising and Operation Cobra) to World War II’s Eastern Front! In a
clash of giants, the Soviet Red Army defends the Motherland against its German
invaders from such fearsome formations as the 2nd SS and 11th Panzer Division.
Centered on the area of Kursk, 1943, Stalin’s Triumph contains 16 scenarios
depicting the fighting in and around the northern and southern flanks of the
battle. Click here for more
info.
Line of Fire 13 Printed Magazine Available and on
Sale!
Also Available
via Download
The
Line of Fire #13 printed magazine, with the complete game Blood on the Alma,
(with die-cut counters and 14' x 19" full-color map) is now available. This
magazine focuses on Nations at War with articles, scenarios, and a sneak
preview of the East Front edition, Stalin's Triumph. This issue's
complete game is Blood on the Alma. It's the Crimean War battle where the
Brits learned the lethality of the Minie Ball. Also included is the second
installment of the Chinese-Vietnamese modulette (With new counters, of
course). Click here for more information and to place
your order. If you prefer crafting your own game, or reading on your iPad, the
magazine and game are also available for download at the same
location.
Mare Nostrum... Available for Preorder.
The
Italians make their first appearance in the Lock ‘n Load system. Mare Nostrum
is the first complete Lock ‘n Load game to feature the desert battles of World
War II.
Designed by Lock ‘n Load veteran Ralph Ferrari, with additional
scenarios by Mark Walker, the module includes tanks, guns, and infantry from
the Italian, German, French, British, and American armies. Fight with
Matildas, M13/40s, Grant, and R35 tanks. Command Alpini and Bersaglieri
troops, and man the Breda 30 and Solothurn AT-Rifle. Click here for more information.
Forgotten
Heroes 2 is Sold Out. Preorder here!
Lock ‘n Load: Forgotten Heroes 2nd Edition
returns the aboriginal Lock ‘n Load series game to print. The art has been
completely updated. Each counter has been redrawn, every map created anew, and
Skill Cards, scenarios, charts, and rules laid out with painstaking care. In
fact, all the 2nd edition has in common with the original is the Lock ‘n Load
series rules and the scenarios… and we’ve even added two more scenarios for
those who pre-order. Order here.
Heroes of the Gap is Sold Out! Preorder
now.
Keep
Madona-era gaming alive! Preorder a copy of Heroes of the
Gap for only $44.99 and get your copy autographed by Mark, and two free bonus
scenarios. Heroes
of the Gap,
is a complete Lock ‘n Load module which brings the Lock ‘n Load system to the
environs of Eisenbach, Germany
on the first day of World War III. No, this is NOT World at War series game, but
it does take place in the universe created by World at War. This is pure,
impulse-driven, tanks vs. tank, squad vs. squad, leader vs. leader, RPD vs.
M60, Lock ‘n Load system gaming.
You’ll command a bucket of 1985-era
weaponry on a Marc von Martial-drawn, mounted 22” x 34” historical map of
Eisenbach and its immediate surroundings, including Bergengipfel and
Klappebruck. Defend West
Germany with Abrams tanks, ITOW anti-tank
vehicles, Cobra attack helicopters, squads of American soldiers, leaders,
snipers, heroes, M60 machine guns, Dragon guided missiles, A-10 attack
aircraft, and much more. All rendered with the precision we have all come to
expect from Lock 'n Load Publishing. Click right here.
Heroes of the Pacific Marches
On!
As many of you know, Lock 'n Load: Heroes of the Pacific is on preorder. In this
complete Lock 'n Load module, U.S. Marines and U. S. Army fight Nippon's
best. The Japanese are the most interesting nationality yet covered by the Lock
'n Load series. The Squads are three-step units. They don't shake, but suffer
reduction. Furthermore, the morale increases with each step, making them tough
to eliminate, necessitating a bunch of bloody melees. There are no hidden
units. Japanese Ninjutsu movement allows the Japanese to appear suddenly, but
not always as planned. Finally, Banzai rules are simple, straightforward. A
Japanese leader passing a morale check can call for a Banzai. Eligible Squads
increase movement and morale, and aren't stopped by a casualties result. The
target must be reachable in the current turn. There's no tedious tracking long
drawn-out Banzai charches. This is what Lock 'n Load was made
for, small, squad level battles. Order here.
ANZAC ATTACK 2nd Edition on Preorder!
The ANZACS are back. You knew it would only be a matter of time, till
this popular expansion was back in print. Now it’s here.
Showcasing totally Marc von Martial redrawn boards, beautiful scenario
layout, and even more counters than the original, ANZAC Attack is back on
preorder. Featuring the forces of Australia and New Zealand fighting against
the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, this expansion is completely compatible
with Forgotten Heroes 2. Click here for more
info.
Nuklear Winter '68: Heart on Darkness Now on
Preorder!
The
first expansion to the popular Nuklear Winter '68, NW68HD introduces the
characters, individuals with unique backgrounds and motivations, employing
powerful skills, capable to further boost the effectiveness of the platoons
they’re attached to. Entering the fray is a new guild of unscrupulous, well
equipped and perfectly Zone adapted mercenaries ready to shed blood for those
willing to pay the most for their brutal services. Still, nothing compares to
the horrific creatures lurking in Magdeburg's radioactive shadows, an army of
nightmarish creatures marked with a White Hand emblem nearly identical to the
infamous black one. Despite the shock, this encounter with the darkness may
very well shed some light on the truth behind the Zealots and their origins.
Click here for more
information.
ly popular White Star Rising series features fourteen
scenarios and a set of new map overlays that detail British and American
paratroopers fighting in Europe during 1944-1945. Included are two persistent campaigns -- one featuring the British
Paras at Arnhem, and the other showcasing the battles fought by the troopers of
the 101st Airborne on June 6th 1944. The British campaign is five scenarios
long and the Screaming Eagles three. Additionally, there are six
standalone scenarios detailing paratroop actions of the Americans, British and
Germans.
