Campaign Rules

Clauswitz’ War: Theatre-Level Napoleonic Campaign Rules

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Clauswitz’ War: Theatre-Level Napoleonic Campaign Rules is a set of free wargames rules for Napoleonic campaigns. The author writes:

These rules are designed to be used to represent theatre-level campaigning with armies of several corps per side during the Napoleonic period. Each turn is a day, and maps covering an area from 100 – 500 miles on a side with good detail (roads, rivers, towns) should be used. The intent of these rules is not to depict campaigning 100% accurately, but to provide a referee with basic guidelines for running a Kriegspiel-type game for the generation of tabletop engagements. All dice are ordinary 6-sided dice.

Pigs and Glory: The Viking Sagas

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Pigs and Glory is a set of free wargames rules for Viking Saga Campaigns. It is designed to give some context to period battles.

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Napoleonic Campaign Rules

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Dale the Wargamer offers a set of Napoleonic Campaign Rules to be played on a Risk board.

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Napoleonic Campaign Rules Using Risk

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Dale the Wargamer offers a set of Napoleonic Campaign Rules using the Risk board game.

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First Man In Rome Campaign Rules

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Jim Naughton has written a set of campaign rules for DBA

about the last stage of the Roman Republic. In it, each player will represent a Praetor, the second rank of Roman senior magistrates, and the lowest rank empowered with Imperium, the power to command Roman armies and exercise governorship of a Roman province. Eventually some praetors will advance to the rank of consul, and occasionally dictator. Ultimately the goal is to amass sufficient prestige to stand unchallenged as First Man in Rome.

Hat Tip: Rich Baier