Infidel: The Supremacy of Cavalry in the Crusader Era – 11th-12th Century

Hey there, wargame enthusiasts! If you're into a solid dose of history and military strategy, Infidel: The Supremacy of Cavalry in the Crusader Era – 11th-12th Century is right up your alley. This GMT wargame throws you straight into the Crusades, specifically the major battles between Christians and Muslims in the 11th and 12th centuries, a period where cavalry reigned supreme on the battlefield. Get ready to witness the clash between European heavy knights and the agile tactics of Turkish light cavalry.

The cool thing about Infidel is that it's designed to be easy to learn and quick to play. The rules are concise, and the game flows continuously, without fixed 'turns,' meaning you'll have plenty of opportunities to steal the initiative from your opponent. Combat is resolved with a single die roll, which speeds up the game significantly. Each battle lasts between one and two hours, perfect for those who want a complete experience without spending all day at the table.

And if you're someone who enjoys a good solo challenge, Infidel has got you covered! The system works great for both individual and face-to-face play, without losing any depth or fun. It's like a paper time machine, allowing you to dive into iconic battles such as Dorylaeum, Antioch, Ascalon, Harran, Montgisard, and Arsuf. You'll get to understand what happened in each of them and, who knows, maybe even change the course of history. Can you replicate Baldwin IV's stunning victory at Montgisard or Richard the Lionheart's tactical movements at Arsuf? The box comes packed with two 22x32 inch game-maps, two counter sheets, a rules booklet, a battle book, charts and play aids, and two ten-sided dice. It's everything you need to recreate these epic moments!