Celtic society provided equal opportunities for women - they ruled and they fought alongside the men. Great names such as Boadicea and Cartiman...
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Celts not only used Wolfhounds for hunting deer but they also played an important role on the battlefield. Packs of hounds would be unleashed to...
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Between 58 BC and 50 BC, the military might of the Roman Republic waged a brutal war on the Gallic Celt tribes living in the lands of Gaul. What th...
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Julius Caesar commanded his late republic Roman legions with skill and aggression, forging them into the best fighting force of the era. Each legio...
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Sculpted by the very talented Wojtek these fabulous miniatures represent a return to Warlord's very first range of miniatures - the Romans! As you'...
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Pullo and Vorenus are two names that many of you will be familiar with from the television series Rome. In the series, the two main characters a...
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Auxiliaries is a term used to describe non-native soldiers in Roman service. The term nowadays can almost be read as pejorative, but the auxiliarie...
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After the phenomenal success of our Unleash Hell! Roman General on Foot and Hound we now present a mounted Roman General and Warhound, chargi...
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Woe betide enemies of Rome who thought themselves safe behind their stockade, earthern rampart or high stone wall.All the fortifications in the wor...
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Accompanied by his faithful warhound this general is the perfect centrepiece for any Roman army. At my signal, unleash hell! Contains one metal...
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A Celt army is one of history's great spectacles – a mass of brightly patterned clothing charging headlong at their enemy, supported by fast cavalr...
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The term Ceorl (or churl) eventually came to mean 'a non-servile peasant' which was the lowest class of a free man during the Saxon reign. This fre...
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Saxon Ceorls formed the majority of Saxon forces, making up the backbone of many armies. As a result, the grade of their weaponry and armour (if th...
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Huscarls were non-servile troops in service to a Saxon Lord or someone of similar ranking. Well trained and often used decent equipment, you'll hav...
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Venerable Saxon leaders from the bloody battle of Stamford bridge have survived against all odds and are now ready to lead your Saxon forces to vic...
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War has been a constant throughout the history of mankind. From the first civilizations of Babylon and Egypt to the classical eras of Greece and Ro...
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The perfect way to start your Imperial Roman army or add additional units of the bravest Soldiers to your army. The Starter Army includes the follo...
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Each Roman Century would be provided with a Scorpio Catapult to accompany them on the battlefield. With a rate of fire of up to four shots a minute...
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Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death, Rode the six hundred. Immortalised in Tennyson’s poem, the charge o...
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The Zulu army was a formidable foe. Well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped for campaigns, the Zulu regiments were the terror of Africa. Created ...
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Give your Pontic force the ultimate authority on the tabletop! Mithridates VI ‘Eupator’ served as both primary protagonist and Rome’s most implacab...
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The allied Army of the Netherlands was commanded by the Duke of Wellington during the Hundred Days campaign of 1815. In this polyglot force there w...
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The Dutch and Belgian contingents of the Waterloo campaign formed a third of the allied army, making the regiments vital to Wellington's success. T...
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Forming fully a third of the allied army that opposed the French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, during the Hundred Days campaign were the Dutch and B...
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