Category: Mapless Campaign


Mapless Holy Roman Empire Campaign

The Holy Roman Empire (HRE) board game by Mark McLaughlin has elements, including a great map, which make it a good basis for a miniatures campaign. A Mapless Campaign is simple to run and encourages on-going participation by the players. This is my stab at combining the two.

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7 Jan 2009 | Categories: Campaign, Mapless Campaign, Spain, Thirty Years War | Leave a comment

Mapless Campaigns

The premise of the Mapless Campaign system is that complicated campaigns involving maps with detailed map movement, and where losing a couple of battles seriously impairs a player’s chance of success, are doomed to peter out. There are no maps in this campaign but players get to collect territories. And collecting territories makes the player more powerful. It is based on the campaign system in the Warmaster Ancient Armies book by Rick Priestley.

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18 Oct 2008 | Categories: Campaign, Crossfire, DBA, DBR, Field of Glory, HOTT, Mapless Campaign, Warmaster Historical | 2 comments

Mapless version of the Britannia 600 AD Campaign

I wanted to try out the Mapless Campaign system with our armies from the Britannia 600 AD Campaign and convinced Mike Lowery and Chris Harrod to give it a go.

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14 May 2007 | Categories: Arthurian HOTT, Britannia 600 AD, Campaign, Dark Ages, DBA, Fall of Rome, HOTT, Mapless Campaign, Medieval Warfare | Leave a comment