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Best 1 Chain of Command

Chain of Command is a miniatures game focused on recreating World War II combat at the platoon level. It’s known for its unique patrol phase system which simulates realistic movement and tactical decisions during skirmishes. The game appeals to hobbyists and wargamers interested in historical milita...

2 Sharp Practice

Sharp Practice is a historical skirmish miniatures game designed by TooFatLardies, covering the black powder era from roughly 1700 to 1900. The game emphasizes the role of individual leaders—called 'Big Men'—who activate and direct groups of soldiers through a card-driven command system. It covers p...

3 Dux Britanniarum

Dux Britanniarum is a historical skirmish miniatures game designed by TooFatLardies that simulates the post-Roman conflict between Romano-British and Saxon forces in Dark Ages Britain. The ruleset emphasizes narrative campaigns, featuring a system where players develop their leaders and retinues acr...

4 I Ain't Been Shot Mum

I Ain't Been Shot Mum is a World War II historical miniatures wargame designed by TooFatLardies. The ruleset is specifically designed for company-level engagements and is known for its flexible card-driven activation system, which breaks away from traditional alternating turns. It utilizes "Blinds"...

5 What a Tanker!

What a Tanker! is a World War II miniature wargame designed by TooFatLardies that focuses entirely on commanding individual armored vehicles. Distinct from squad-based infantry games, players each control one or more tanks, using a unique command dice mechanic to allocate actions like moving, aiming...

6 Mud & Blood

Mud & Blood is a historical World War I tabletop skirmish game designed by Richard Clarke and published by TooFatLardies in 2007.

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