English Translation for L'Art de la Guerre

sebastosfig writes:

Well, in that case, you could choose to play either in 300 or 400pts, instead of the usual 200points. It is covered in the rules, with some specific rules, and then you can have a game with as many figures as FOG, and the same length of play ;)

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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:

L'Art de la Guerre is the popular French-language Ancient and Medieval wargame by Herve Caille.

He has now translated it into English.

We will be looking after the distribution of the English-language version for the publisher.

We've had a number of requests from clubs which have been looking forward to this edition, so we have included a special club offer, where if you buy six copies of the book, you get a 25% discount.

We will supplying our friends Wargames Emporium with a big pile of them for the show in Derby, U.K., this weekend, so please look for their stand if you want a copy or two.

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