Rules for using your Dominus or Domina miniatures as a physical representation of you, the players, on your Gangs of Rome tables. As such you will be able to exert a greater influence on your gang and, the gods be willing, guide them to victory. Should the gods be angry with you, however, then you will fall into the hands of your enemies…
How time flies. It’s already more than a year since we released our first game, Gangs of Rome. Unleashed on 1st December, 2017, this first edition of the game was written by Adam Dobbyns and Andy Hobday, and based on a concept by Darren Evans. A year on, we look back on our baby’s development, and look ahead to its future.
Hi, I’m Paul, and welcome to Sculpting, Painting and Gaming. One of the most impressive features of Gangs of Rome is its environment. Many are…
Saturday 27th October saw War banner’s first official campaign day for Gangs of Rome. Entitled Governance of Derventio, this auspicious event was the first in War Banner’s new and ongoing series of tournaments and open-play events.
Today I’d like to take this rare opportunity to talk about War Banner’s new range of box sets, Rome’s Most Wanted.
Having completed constructed and painted your buildings, and having played a few games, you will have developed the beginnings of a narrative for your campaign. There is no better way of documenting almost literally this narrative than by writing it on some walls.
Rome is many things to many people, and in this article we will look at one way to paint MDF kits from Sarissa Precision’s excellent Streets of Rome range.
I want to show how easily you can paint your Gangs of Rome miniatures to a tabletop standard and, in doing so, spend less time painting and more time playing.
Painting marble can be intimidating but, a pleasing effect is possible with even very basic methods.
There are, of course, many ways in which to build and paint a Sarissa Precision kit; here is just one method that we trust will help you recreate the world in miniature.