The Fimir Army Book is the latest in a series of high quality fan-created Army books for Warhammer Fantasy.
Miniatures Rules
Corpen 1899 19th Century Naval Rules
Corpen 1899 is a set of free wargames rules for 19th Century naval combat. The author writes:
Corpen:1889 is a set of rules for simulating naval battles in the late 19th century. It was inspired by GDW’s excellent Ironclads and Ether Flyers (I&EF) supplement for the Space:1889 role-playing game. It tries to preserve the “flavor” of that era that I&EF conveyed, while at the same time requiring less dice-rolling and record-keeping than I&EF did. It is based upon my earlier Corpen 18 WWII surface naval combat game, with significant alterations which were required to take into account the much different nature of naval combat in the late 19th century.
Wargamerabbit’s Napoleonic Rules
Wargamerabbit offers a set of free wargames rules for Napoleonics that include a large selection of YouTube tutorials.
8e Cuirassiers 1700 – 1870 Rules
8e Cuirassiers 1700 – 1870 is a set of free wargames rules for the horse and musket period. An infantry battalion is represented by four bases.
Combat Narrative Fantasy / Medieval Skirmish System
Combat is a set of free wargames rules for playing out medieval and fantasy skimish battles. The author writes:
This is a fantasy/medieval skirmish combat system that is intended to work for narrative style games where there are heroes fighting anything from rank and file minions to Cave Trolls and also where the dramatic action follows some characters more than others. Time is not spread evenly across the tabletop. If Aragorn is running to try to rescue the Hobbits, the heroic character will keep trying to activate Aragorn while the villainous player will keep trying to activate the Orcs fighting Boromir. As part of this, when groups of characters are activated, that is when they get attacked. You cannot be damaged, for example, until the story is talking about you so by activating a group of characters, the player chooses to risk their safety.