Agincourt (2003)

Agincourt is, as far as the English are concerned, one of the most remarkable, and famous, battles in medieval history. Makes most Englishmen almost forget what a sour-faced prig Henry V really was. Outnumbered by as much as 4 to 1, tired, sick and in pitiful shape, Henry V’s rag-tag army raised the three basic precepts of English tactics of the era to their greatest height: the defensive power of the longbow, a good defensive position, and the effectiveness of a creative and powerful overall command. The French? They rolled sixes on life’s CRT all day. That, and having dozens of dukes and counts insist each one was supposed to be in command and at the head of every charge, plus a full morning’s carousing, didn’t help.

This FREE battle for Men of Iron, Volume I: The Rebirth of Infantry is probably history’s prime candidate for solitaire play. However, by ignoring the historically-oriented special rules you might just be able to make a “game” of it.

This expansion is also included in issue Nr 22 of RBM/GMT's C3i Magazine.

Expands:

• Men of Iron, Volume I: The Rebirth of Infantry