Grab The Hundred Days Campaign For Black Powder Epic Battles
June 13, 2022 by brennon
Warlord Games has opened up pre-orders for a new Campaign Supplement for Black Powder: Epic Battles. The Hundred Days campaign offers up a new set of scenarios for you to play in and around the period of Waterloo.
The Hundred Days Campaign // Black Powder Epic Battles
Authored by Adrian McWalter, this book contains eighteen new scenarios that cover The Hundred Days campaign before, during and after Waterloo. You can link all of your games together to play out a proper campaign, playing as the French, Prussians, English and other allied forces.
As a bonus, the supplement also comes with new units, rules, "what if?" scenarios, commanders and more. I do like the idea that the game opens up more and more options for those enjoying the Epic Battles range.
You can also pick up The Hundred Days Bundle which comes with all of those named characters and casualty markers that were previewed not long ago.
The Hundred Days Campaign Bundle // Black Powder Epic Battles
The Waterloo Campaign has really exploded with fun releases in a smaller scale. It will be interesting to see whether we see more for Black Powder Epic Battles or if Warlord shifts their focus soon to look at a different period of warfare.
Are you going to be picking up this supplement?
"It will be interesting to see whether we see more for Black Powder Epic Battles or if Warlord shifts their focus soon to look at a different period of warfare..."
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Ooh 15mm just the thing for big battle game’s.
A nice selection of historical officers to add to your Epic Battles collection. Will be interesting to see what additions are in the new supplement, good to see something aimed specifically at their epic battles line in terms of books, should as always with Black Powder apply well to any scale you like.
Not keen on the casualty markers, you tend to need quite a few for Black Powder games and these have a fixed number on rather than a dial, overpriced though if you really want them they do add a nice scenic element.