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Formed in 2007, Warlord games is a miniatures company which makes science fiction and fantasy games but whose predominant focus is on historical games. They are known for games such as: [[Bolt Action]], Pike & Shotte, Black Powder, and Hail Caesar all taking place in separate times. Their primary science fiction game is Beyond the Gates of Antares [http://www.warlordgames.com/gates-of-antares/], designed by Rick Priestly. | Formed in 2007, Warlord games is a miniatures company based in Nottingham, England which makes science fiction and fantasy games but whose predominant focus is on historical games. They are known for games such as: [[Bolt Action]], Pike & Shotte, Black Powder, and Hail Caesar all taking place in separate times. Their primary science fiction game is Beyond the Gates of Antares [http://www.warlordgames.com/gates-of-antares/], designed by Rick Priestly. | ||
They also make a wide variety of high quality terrain, representing a wide span of time periods and tech levels, from medieval castles to high tech shield barriers. | They also make a wide variety of high quality terrain, representing a wide span of time periods and tech levels, from medieval castles to high tech shield barriers. | ||
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Formed in 2007, Warlord games is a miniatures company based in Nottingham, England which makes science fiction and fantasy games but whose predominant focus is on historical games. They are known for games such as: Bolt Action, Pike & Shotte, Black Powder, and Hail Caesar all taking place in separate times. Their primary science fiction game is Beyond the Gates of Antares [1], designed by Rick Priestly.
They also make a wide variety of high quality terrain, representing a wide span of time periods and tech levels, from medieval castles to high tech shield barriers.