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Contents: A developing railroad and economic strategy game covering 120 quarterly turns. Build and manage railroads, or pursue wealth through stock trading and dividends without taking management control. Includes commodity markets, passenger services, manual or automatic pricing, and four AI difficulty levels. ZIP contains the HTML/JavaScript game and four PDF documents: Player’s Guide, Economic Model Notes, Map Audit, and Changelog. Extract the ZIP and open index.html in Microsoft Edge or Chrome; no installation or internet connection is required after downloading. Economic balance, AI, and historical data remain under development. Report playtest findings through Battleward’s Contact page or Forum.

About: Virtual battlefield with a human-supervised Drums at Dawn AI opponent. Play online; Help / Controls and Load Game are built in. Bugs and manual rulings are expected. No persistent AI learning.

Contents: The complete printable scenario in PDF format, plus color and black-and-white maps in PNG and SVG formats. Terrain was built with Battleward’s Map Maker. This ZIP contains documents and images; no software installation is required.

About: Selected doctrines for France, Britain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, and Poland.

Contents: The same corrected four-page color QRT set in a self-contained HTML file. Save it, open it in your browser, and print in Letter landscape. Use with V10.7 Beta; later rule changes may differ.

About: A playable science-fiction investigation in the Wriggsing system.

About: Investigate a lighthouse that shines without a lamp. Choose an investigator, gather clues, and reach one of several endings. Uses streamlined percentile rules; no dice or account needed.

About: A concise introduction to the social, cognitive, and creative value of tabletop gaming.

About: The modern English translation edited and translated by Michael Howard and Peter Paret, with introductory essays and Bernard Brodie’s commentary. First published in 1976 and revised in 1984. The link opens the supplied Internet Archive PDF of the revised edition. The edition is also listed on JSTOR, where full access may require an institutional subscription.

Contents: A complete introductory battle based on V11.1 Beta: ready-made armies, battlefield map, worked examples, and an eight-turn teaching scenario. Updated 19 October 2026: fire at MoS +5 or more causes a half-move retreat and two Disorder Markers; breaking follows accumulated Disorder thresholds. Includes the corrected frontal artillery-defense procedure and clarified continued rout movement. Core teaching limits remain separate from optional rules.

Contents: Companion reference for the V11.1 starter battle, updated 19 October 2026 with the revised fire results. Covers orders, movement, fire, reactions, shock, morale, Rally, and victory, with a separate artillery-defense page and worked example.

Contents: The complete V11.1 Beta starter package: 17-page Starter Rules and three-page Starter Quick Reference. The ZIP contains PDF files only. Updated 19 October 2026; the teaching scenario remains a playtest draft.

Contents: The six-phase turn procedure for V11.1 Beta, with updated section references and skirmisher and artillery clarifications. Core procedures and optional-rule reminders remain separate.

Contents: Updated 19 October 2026 with the revised fire results; Shock Combat is unchanged. Full V11.1 Beta reference tables covering command, movement, fire, charges, skirmishers, morale, and separate optional modules. Includes a final page of clarifications and beta cautions. The complete V11.1 rulebook takes precedence.

Contents: The complete brigade- and division-scale Napoleonic rules. Fire revision dated 19 October 2026: MoS +5 or more causes a half-move retreat and two Disorder Markers, with normal thresholds determining Breaks. Shock Combat is unchanged.