WAR ZONE: ARMAGEDDON: Details one of the most monumental campaigns of the 41st Millennium, with unique special rules, formations and missions.

Peppered throughout the book is a host of additional background information to further inspire you.

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From the Avalanche Press website:

In June 1967, Israeli forces struck first against the Egyptian, Syrian and Jordanian forces massing on their borders for a final invasion of the Jewish state. For six days, battle raged along all fronts with the Israelis inflicting massive defeats on their Arab foes before the United Nations brokered a cease-fire agreement.

1967: Sword of Israel is a military history board game based on the battles of the 1967 Six-Day War, in which Israel held off and then defeated the combined armies of Egypt, Syria, Jordan and the Palestine Liberation Organization. There are fifty scenarios, portraying each of the important battles that took place in this war that set the course of modern history.

The game system is based on the very popular Panzer Grenadier system, and will be instantly familiar to anyone who’s played any of the games in that series. Units represent platoons of tanks and infantry, batteries of artillery and anti-tank or anti-aircraft guns, and flights of three to five helicopters or aircraft. Designer John Stafford has provided fifty scenarios from the Six Day War. There are eight new maps by Guy Riessen, and 909 playing pieces.

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"Teachers suck.
Parents suck.
People suck.
Everything everywhere sucks.
You’re all I’ve got left."

After a traumatic event, best friends Gil and Ennis run away from home and spend six nights dreaming in the wilderness, before climbing the perilous Mount Humbaba and confronting their own personal demons. Inspired by the legends of Gilgamesh and childhood adventure films like The Goonies, The Epic of Gil & Ennis is a dice-rolling and manageme

Hoplomachus: Training Grounds