So you want to get into Flames of War, but you have no idea where to start? You go to the Battlefront web site and you notice that, along with the myriad miniatures they offer for each country, they also have a couple dozen books. Other than the rulebook, which do you get. What does it offer you?

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In this article, we’ll try to help out by offering some basic information on each of them, hopefully easing your decision making process.O lista cu toate cartile de Flames of War disponibile de la Balltefront, organizata cronologic dupa perioadele din razboi acoperite in fiecare carte. As you know (and if you don’t, you’ll find out now) Flames of War, the World War II version, is split into three main periods: Early, Mid and Late War. This is because using a company of Panzer IIIs from the invasion of France against a company of soviet IS-2 heavy tanks would not exactly result in a balanced and fun match. The books will thus be divided by period, I’ll also try to sort them chronologically, where possible. Also note that each cover image is a link to the Flames of War website where you can get more information on each.

Early War Early War is essentially ‘funky’ war, with loads of tiny, wacky tanks squaring off against what will become the main battle tanks we all know and love. Rengou Vs Zaft 2 Plus Isolation on this page. There are only a few books out, but they cover pretty much any force a player might wish to field.

• Rising Sun This brand spanking new book (at the time of writing) covers two small but important conflicts from the beginning of the war, before the German blitzkrieg was unleashed in Europe. One is the Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland, and the other is the fight between Japan and the Soviet Union in 1939, where Zhukov begins to make a name for himself. It also marks Battlefront’s first foray into the Pacific theatre. – includes briefings for Soviet Union, Finland, Imperial Japan • Blitzkrieg THE Early War book, where the German warmachine is unleashed upon Europe. It covers the blitzkrieg battles from Poland to France.

– includes briefings for Germany, Poland, France, Britain • Hellfire and Back This book is all about the invasion of Africa and Rommel’s arrival to stem the British offensive. It covers the fighting up to and including Gazala. El Alamein and onwards are included in the Mid War book, North Africa. This is where the famous Afrika Korps and the Desert Rats show up in Flames of War. – includes briefings for Italy, Germany, Britain and the Commonwealth (Scotland, India, Australia, New Zealand, Maori, South Africa) • Burning Empires In here we have the fighting in the rest of the Mediterranean (Greece, Crete and Syria), as well as a bit of cloak and dagger work in North Africa though the Raiding skirmish rules. – includes briefings for Italy, Germany, Greece and France, as well as raiding parties for the US and Britain • Barbarossa A book that many FoW players have waited for a long time for, Barbarossa covers the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 up until the battle for Moscow. A very fun context to play in, as you’ll have the smallest tanks from the beginnign of the war on the table beside monstrous (for that period) T-34s costing 2-300 points.