Whilst the official FAQ update is still waiting to go live on the Warhost.online website, I'm happy to share the latest information to keep you informed. You can download a PDF copy of v2.8 of The Barons' War FAQ at the end of this post.

Have you ever wondered what medieval soldiers actually wore? The First Barons' War period (1215-1217) predates the widespread use of uniforms in warfare. While heraldry was emerging, it wasn't yet codified, and the concept of livery (distinctive clothing worn by retainers) wasn't yet established. With no single answer to how soldiers dressed, it offers exciting freedom for painters like yourself.

Paul Hicks (sculptor) and me (game writer) are excited to announce our latest project to realise a new range of 28mm fantasy miniatures created for collectors and hobbyists of traditionally sculpted, white metal miniatures.

Shooting, or Ranged Attacks, in The Barons War game is the most popular topic I receive feedback on. I agree that it can be potent in-game, as I believe it historically was.

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You can apply the modifiers shared here to any of The Barons' War warrior profiles to create a fantasy version. It will enable you to take most (<~my inserted caveat ) of the profiles from The Barons' War: A Medieval Skirmish Game and change them to work for one of the initial four fantasy factions - Human, Orc, Elf and Dwarf.

I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new website and blog. This project has been a long-held aspiration, and I'm delighted to finally make it a reality with a lot of expert help from Dan Hoye. It culminates my passions, experiences, and desire to connect, providing a platform to share my thoughts, ideas, and creativity.