Vis Magica Introduction

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Fantasy wargaming system based on the popular Vis Bellica rules for Ancient & Medieval wargaming. Figures based as chunky elements that correctly represent ground scale. Easy to move round the table and look good. An average game consists of about 120 figures a side, and takes about 2½-3 hours of play to resolve. A combat system that doesn’t involve complicated book-keeping or rolling more than two or three dice at a time. A command structure where figures are grouped as regular ‘brigades’ or irregular ‘contingents’ that report to officers that report to more senior officers. A command system where officers could, on a parade ground, successfully issue a limited set of orders to the figures under their command, but this ability breaks down rapidly as the 'fog of war' descends during a battle.
	Hidden movement possible without the need for a referee. An army list philosophy that allows you to use any figures from any manufacturer: to use your imagination!
"...these rules look to be very slick. There are several neat touches that show they have been crafted by someone with a keen interest in the period and a desire to play interesting wargames." wargamesjournal.com (October 2002)

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