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Clash of Empires: Eastern Europe 1494-1698 – Field of Glory Renaissance Gaming Companion

Clash of Empires: Eastern Europe 1494-1698 – Field of Glory Renaissance Gaming Companion

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2011·Nik Gaukroger, Richard Bodley Scott

2 - 6 players
120 min
Very heavy weight: Rules-dense, long sessions

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From the back of the book Covering Eastern Europe during the Renaissance, and Western Europe in the latter half of the 16th century (1494-1698), Clash of Empires, the third Field of Glory: Renaissance companion provides aspiring generals with everything they need to command an army of steadfast Janissaries, or the troops of one of the Ottoman Empire's foes. With Osprey artwork, maps, and historical background, Clash of Empires brings to the gaming table the great conflicts between the Cross and the Crescent. The book itself is 110 pages printed in full color with photos of miniatures and paintings from various other Osprey books used throughout. About the Author Written by esteemed wargaming experts, including Richard Bodley Scott, former contributor to Wargames Research Group's DBM series. Armies included: Early Ottoman Turks Hungarian Early Venetian Colonial Wallachian, Moldavian Transylvanian Mamluk Aqqoyunlu Turcoman Tartar Early Russian Early Polish EarlyLithuanian Kalmar Union Caucasian States Knights of St John Safavid Persian Early Imperial Austrian Early Danish Vasa Swedish COssack Later Imperial Austrian and German States Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Later Ottoman Turkish Early Gustavan Swedish

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About Clash of Empires: Eastern Europe 1494-1698 – Field of Glory Renaissance Gaming Companion

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From the back of the book Covering Eastern Europe during the Renaissance, and Western Europe in the latter half of the 16th century (1494-1698), Clash of Empires, the third Field of Glory: Renaissance companion provides aspiring generals with everything they need to command an army of steadfast Janissaries, or the troops of one of the Ottoman Empire's foes. With Osprey artwork, maps, and historical background, Clash of Empires brings to the gaming table the great conflicts between the Cross and the Crescent. The book itself is 110 pages printed in full color with photos of miniatures and paintings from various other Osprey books used throughout. About the Author Written by esteemed wargaming experts, including Richard Bodley Scott, former contributor to Wargames Research Group's DBM series. Armies included: Early Ottoman Turks Hungarian Early Venetian Colonial Wallachian, Moldavian Transylvanian Mamluk Aqqoyunlu Turcoman Tartar Early Russian Early Polish EarlyLithuanian Kalmar Union Caucasian States Knights of St John Safavid Persian Early Imperial Austrian Early Danish Vasa Swedish COssack Later Imperial Austrian and German States Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Later Ottoman Turkish Early Gustavan Swedish

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Nik Gaukroger, Richard Bodley Scott

Publisher

Osprey Publishing

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