Warlord (Hail Ceaser)

Hail Caesar is a game of tabletop battles with model soldiers set in the Ancients era. Pit your wits and tactics against your friends as your armies clash in combat on the tabletop. The Conquest of Gaul starter set gives you two starter forces the barbaric Celts and the legions of Imperial Rome and the glorious Hail ­Caesar rulebook. This boxed game is just the start of your journey to conquer all…

Sculpted by the very talented Wojtek these fabulous miniatures represent a return to Warlord's very first range of miniatures - the Romans! As you'd imagine, the plastic command group comprises of a centurion, standard bearer and musician. Using the same bodies as the legionaries, these will be able to be built in a variety of poses as a result. As you can see, these models are considerably differ…

The Spartans are possibly the most famous fighting men in history, and rightly so! Spartan Hoplites were respected and feared throughout Greece, and it was long thought that no land power could stand against them. Lacedaemon, with Sparta as its capital, stood firm against the imperial ambitions of the Athenians. The Classical period saw the height of Sparta's power as well as its eventual downfall…

In 43 AD the Roman army landed on the south coast of a small island called Britain seeking to add this latest territory to Emperor Claudius’ vast empire – an empire that already spanned much of the known world. The Roman Invasion of Britain starter set contains: Softback A5 Hail Caesar rulebook Quick start guide 80 hard plastic Celtic Infantry 40 hard plastic Roman Legionaries Hard plastic Roman S…

Wild-eyed and snarling they charge with reckless abandon at the enemy lines. Celt Fanatics are an awe-inspring site - wearing nothing but a shield and a crazed exression they must have instilled fear in even the most hardened warrior. The Celt Fanatic pack contains: 8 random Celt Fanatics Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Renowned for their ferocity in battle, what the Celts lacked in drill or armour they made up for in determination and spirit. Fighting with sword, spear and javelin, they would hurl themselves at their enemies to sweep them away or die trying. This boxed set contains 40 multi-part, hard plastic 28mm Celtic Warriors. Comes with weapon options such as spear, sword and javelins and with great extras…

The hoplite phalanx was one of the most formidable fighting formations of the ancient world, enabling the Greeks to dominate the battlefields of their homelands and much of the Near East for hundreds of years. Each hoplite was equipped with the best armour and equipment he could afford, which often gave the phalanx a rag-tag appearance. The front ranks were reserved for the wealthiest, and therefo…

This set allows you to recreate the warriors that fought in some of the classical world's most famous battles and campaigns. Fight against the Spartan alliance in the Peloponnesian War, undertake the massive but ultimately disastrous invasion of Sicily, lead Xenophon’s 10,000 mercenaries across Asia, crush the might of Sparta at the battle of Leuctra or fight alongside Alexander to the edges of th…

There were few ancient peoples who were able to challenge the might of Rome, but the fierce Dacians, hailing from what is largely modern Romania, were one of the exceptions. Fighting two mighty wars with Rome, the Dacians gave the Legions a bloody nose they would not forget! Fighting principally as infantry, the Dacians allied themselves with the highly skilled horsemen, and women, of Sarmatia, ma…

To the sound of rasping carynx horns and wild cries, the elite infantry of the Dacian army would surge forward against their invading Roman foe, intimidating them with their wild barbarian appearance and fierce countenance. Marking them out as warriors of a higher rank or caste, Dacian noblemen wore felt Phrygian caps. Being of higher social status, Nobles would be better equipped than their count…

Well-drilled, and clad in his segmented armour the Legionary was the lifeblood of the Roman war machine - there was no kingdom or state that could withstand the unforgiving Legions of the Roman empire... This boxed set contains 20 multi-part, hard plastic 28mm tall Imperial Roman Legionaries. Comes replete with options to arm them with pilum or gladius and with great extras such as spare helmets,…

Formed by the first Emperor, Augustus in the hope that he would be protected from the fate of his illustrious forebear, Julius Caesar, the Praetorian Guard were the Emperor's Elite bodyguard and also policed the city of Rome. Despite being formed to protect the Emperor they quickly became a powerful political force which could make or break an Emperor, Indeed the Praetorian Guard had, in its time…

The Roman testudo (tortoise) formation is probably the most recognisable battle formation in history. Warlord Games we wanted to do this legendary sight on the battlefield justice and so we including an EXCLUSIVE Centurion model leading from the front of the formation and also added a pack of metal arrows that you can stick to the shields to make it look like it's been peppered with arrows. This k…

The Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth dynasties comprise the age of the Egyptian New Kingdom (1550-1077BC). During these years a succession of warrior pharaohs led Egyptian forces in wars of conquest, southwards to Nubia and northwards to Canaan, Amurru and Syria. At the forefront of the pharaohs’ armies were the most powerful weapons of the new age – chariots! Egyptian chariots were lightly bu…

The Egyptian pharaohs led their armies through Canaan and into Syria in a succession of wars throughout the age of the New Kingdom. Infantry formed the backbone of these forces, comprising archers and close fighters armed with spears, swords, and sometimes with heavy mace-like weapons. The Egyptian spear was not especially long, and was primarily a throwing weapon whose user would follow up with t…