Hordes of Dervishes Colonial Rules

Hordes of Dervishes is a set of free wargames rules for fighting battles in the Sudan. They’re based on the DBA system and are intended for 15mm figures.

‘eres To You Fuzzy Wuzzy Colonial Wargames Rules

Bob Cordery offers “Eres To You Fuzzy Wuzzy,” a set of free wargames rules for recreating battles for British Empire in the Sudan.

The author writes:

ETYFW relies upon the use of both average dice (AvDs produce more predictable results) and normal dice
(D6s produce less predictable results) to reflect the following features of the Sudanese Campaign:
• British and Egyptian firepower could destroy Mahdist attacks if they got enough warning;
• British and Egyptian forces moved slowly but surely about the battlefield;
• British and Egyptian forces might be beaten in close combat by the sheer ferocity of the Mahdist
attack;
• Mahdist forces has less predictable firepower than the British and Egyptians;
• Mahdist forces moved in a less formal and therefore more rapid manner on the battlefield than the
British and Egyptians.

One Page 40K Rules

One Page 40K Rules are a set of simple rules for the 40K Universe. The authors write:

One Page 40k is a single-page ruleset designed to be fast to learn and simple to play. It serves as a great introduction to the Warhammer 40.000 universe for people who are new to the game, and as a way to play quick games for veterans of the franchise.

Stomping Ground Fantasy Rules

The Dunken Company offers a set of fantasy rules called The Stomping Ground. The rules were developed for Dunken’s line of 25mm molds for fantasy figures, but can be used with any. The company says that The Stomping Ground is:

the fantasy miniatures battle system that just says no to hard to learn rules, imagination choking character classes, and Asystem supporting only figures. In other words, with Stomping Grounds, you get to play with the figurines that you want to play with, regardless of size, appearance, and intended purpose. This game is very easy to learn yet it allows the players to develop strategies and command armies.

Close Files and European Order 18th Century Rules

Legion Wargames offers Close Files and European Order, a set of free wargames rules for playing wargames in the period 1700 – 1720. They’re based loosely on the classic Loose Files and American Scramble.