Chainmail
Rules for Medieval Miniatures
A board game by Gary Gygax, Jeff Perren
2-10 Players 360 minutes Low
Variable Player Powers, Dice Rolling, Variable Set-up, Simulation, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Critical Hits and Failures, Line of Sight, Paper-and-Pencil, Measurement Movement
Fantasy, Miniatures, Medieval, Wargame, Book
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Description
Chainmail is a classic medieval-themed miniatures wargame that's been around since 1971, designed by the legendary Gary Gygax and Jeff Perren. This game is all about strategy and skill, where 2 to 10 players can battle it out in an epic campaign that can last up to 360 minutes. Despite its complex gameplay, the rules are easy to learn, making it accessible to new players. With mechanics like critical hits and failures, dice rolling, and line of sight, every battle is unique and unpredictable. Players can explore different scenarios and missions, using variable player powers and set-ups to keep the game exciting and challenging. As a simulation game, Chainmail brings a sense of realism to the tabletop, making it a must-play for fans of fantasy, medieval warfare, and miniatures gaming.
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