We were asked for a downloadable version of the tactical guides for Infamy, so we have wrapped them up with a new section of general game tactics and learning the rules. You can find it here: Tactical Guide to Infamyl
Before the Romans met the Germans the big bad wolf of their history was the Gauls. If the German raiding along the Rhine was bad, the Gauls had topped that by some distance by sacking Rome itself in 390 BC,...
If the British represent a by-gone age of heroic warfare, the Germans in Infamy, Infamy! are the embodiment of Rome’s worst nightmare. Wild, untamed, brutal and coming to get you! The Germanic tribes were the product of an extraordinarily harsh...
The Barbarian nations in Infamy, Infamy! are a varied bunch. In this tactical guide we will look at the Britons, but clearly some of what is included is appropriate for the Gauls and Germans too. That said, I am not...
The ancient wargames I played in my youth were typified by a somewhat linear style of game where two armies deployed in line of battle and moved to engage an opponent similarly drawn up. There were, of course, variations on...
Strawberries and Cream, Bacon and Eggs, Batman and Robin, Chas and Dave; some thing are made to go together. So today the new is of two rather smashing bits that could enhance your Infamy, Infamy! experience. Firstly is the Infamy...
With the publication of Infamy, Infamy! we thought that you’d like access to the downloadable Force Morale trackers. Here with have the US Letter size and the A4 size for the rest of the world. Just click on the...
Great News and much excitement on Lard Island as we are able to announce that Infamy, Infamy! will be released in just two weeks time on Monday the 29th of June, That’s great news for everyone who has been following...
Since the capture of Legate Suetonius Porcinus in an action near the Limes where Centurion Publicus Thermae had been wounded, there had been rumours of the official being held in chains in the hall of Adawolf the Spearman, a Lord...
Tales of Publius Quinctilius Varus, the patrician of Cremona who, as Governor of Germania lost three Legions in the forest are, if one can forgive the pun, legion, yet the story of Suetonious Lardicus Porcinus seems to have flown from...
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