Medals of Valor Skirmish Rules

From Deep Fried Happy Mice come a set of free wargames rules called Medals of Valor. The Mice write:

Medals of Valor is our system for recreating skirmish and tactical combat during the 20th Century. These are low intensity rules designed for fast play and fun. We have tried to maintain a feel for realism while understanding that a comprehensive detailed system would be very slow and cumbersome. In order to achieve this balance several aspects of tactical combat have been generalized or even in some cases ignored. The system requires that castings be mounted on individual bases. This system uses an extended period of time for a turn which allows for the completion of an action. For example acts of reloading and changing positions as needed can be completed within a game turn. Moves are considered to be a change of position (standing), moving (running) and assuming a defensive position (kneeling). Firing distances are extensive considering the small scale. Soldiers are armed with the weapon with which they are cast. Extra castings should be available for weapon exchanges and casualties.

Chevauchee 100 Years War Rules

Chevauchee is a set of free wargames rules for man-to-man combat during the 100 Years War.

Kings Of The Ring Fighting Game

Kings of the Ring is a set of free wargames rules for one-on-one combats.

Front Rank Fire Zulu Skirmish Rules

Front Rank … Fire is a set of free wargames rules for the Zulu War of 1879. The game is for skirmish actions in 15mm to 25mm figures, and you’ll need a ratio of about 3-1 Zulus over Brits to make it a game.

Medieval Skirmish Rules

Lord Merlin has a set of free wargames rules for large (70mm or 1:20) scale figures. There are three levels to this skirmish rules set: “simple”, “better” and “more realistic.” There also are some cute pictures of a “knights of the dinner table” game.