Shiloh is the tenth battle in the series, this TWO day battle sees the Confederates launch a surprise attack against the Union who are in encampment. This battle is finely balanced and could go either way once the Union reserves arrive for the second day.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The full set of FIVE games in the Valley Campaign Series. Included are First Kernstown, Front Royal, First Winchester, Cross Keys and Port Republic. Save a few dollars by buying the complete set.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The ninth in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 9th June 1862 and the Confederate now attack the Union at Port Republic after Cross Keys the day before. The final game in the Valley Campaign Series.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The eighth in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 8th June 1862 and the Union have attacked the Confederates at Cross Keys and are outnumbering them two to one. The penultimate game in the Valley Campaign Series.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The seventh in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 25th May 1862 and the Union have stopped their retreat from Front Royal and are now ready to fight just outside Winchester. The third game in the Valley Campaign Series.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The sixth in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 23rd May 1862 and the Confederates under "Stonewall" Jackson have just attacked the Union. This is a FREE board game of an escalated battle of Front Royal.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The fifth in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 23rd March 1862 and the Confederates under "Stonewall" Jackson have just forced marched to attack the Union. The attack is about to commence but the Confederate are outnumbered?

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The fourth in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 7th March 1862 and the Confederates have just marched continuously for 2 days to outflank the Union position at Pea Ridge. Its dawn and the attack is commencing but the Confederate lines are split?

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The third in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 15th February 1862 and the Union have been victorious at Fort Henry, they now turn they attention on Fort Donelson. Can the Confederates win this encounter our will they surrender once again?

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The second in our series of American Civil War battles in 3D. It is the 10th August 1861 and the Union have launched a bold attack against superior numbers of Confederate troops. Can they win or will the Confederates hold out and defeat the Union?

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

The first of the major battles between the Union and the Confederates in their civil war. The date is July 21st 1861 and the Confederates are waiting for the Union advance across the strategically defended Bull Run stream.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

A FREE introduction to the American Civil War Series in 3D. This battle is the prelude to First Manassas, a fictional conflict that nearly happened. Enjoy yourself and learn the rules for the following games that will take you through the American Civil War from start to end.

The game comes with a printable game board that can be constructed 3 dimensionally for an impressive realistic feel. Counters, rules and all playing aids accompany the game including a set of tile dice for those of you without any cube dice.

A board game set in the Year of 1066, Harold King of England is just returning from victory at the battle of Stanford Bridge, when news reaches him that William of France has just landed on the South coast of England.

The Battle of Hastings is the encounter that takes place between Harold and William, the Saxons under Harold have high favorable ground, but the Normans of William have more cavalry, its a tight match and either side could win.