Back by popular demand, the first three games in the Men of Iron series: Men of Iron, Infidel, and Blood & Roses. But wait, that’s not all you get—we’re throwing in the Battle of Agincourt from C3i #22.

(from GMT website:) Men of Iron covers the re-emergence of infantry in the early 14th century, along with a more perceptive understanding of the value of combined-arms warfare especially with good use of defensive terrain. The scenarios highlight the key elements that made these battles so fascinating: the defensive power of the longbow ...

Three games in one: Men of Iron, Infidel, and Blood&Roses. The first three games in the Series: Men of Iron (GMT): Men of Iron, Infidel: The Supremacy of Cavalry in the Crusader Era – 11th-12th Century, and Blood & Roses, plus the Battle of Agincourt from C3i #22.

This sixth Men of Iron game covers some of those battles: beginning with Frederick Barbarossa trying to recapture rebelling provinces in Italy in the late 12th century, taking a spin through the 13th century with a few battles that spelled the end of direct Hohenstaufen rule of Italy, and ending with a war that myth says was fought over the ...

The Men of Iron Series is designed for quick learning and easy play. Game rules are short, there are no turns - play is continual, with ample opportunities to steal play from your opponent - and combat resolution is a single dieroll.

2022年4月6日 · Normans, from Nortmann (northman), were originally Viking raiders that settled in what would now be northern France. Normans gained territory as far away as southern Italy and Sicily, and modern day Syria. They were Crusaders, they were Kings, they were princes, and they were scoundrels.

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2020年10月20日 · Men of Iron Tri-Pack. by GMT Games. Including the Games: Men of Iron, Infidel, Blood & Roses. This set of games is pretty amazing. It goes from the rebirth of infantry, to the acendency of the English longbow, and finishes with the armored knight having to deal with gunpowder weapons.

Men of Iron is designed for quick learning and easy play. Game rules are short, there are no "turns" - play is Continual, with ample opportunities to steal play from your opponent - and combat resolution is a single die-roll. Playing time is about 1 hour per battle. Really!

Buy the bundle of the first three games from the Men of Iron series (GMT): Men of Iron, Infidel, Blood & Roses, and Battle of Agincourt from C3i #22. Fast and easy gameplay with short rules and continuous combat.