• Civitate 18 June 1053 – Normans from Sicily and southern Italy clash with the Pope and allies.
• Fulford 20 September 1066 – Norwegians (Vikings) come to lay claim to the English throne. Saxon nobles raise their levy and give battle in northern England.
• Stamford Bridge 25 September 1066 – Saxon King Harold II hurries north and catches the Norwegian invaders with their pants down.
• Hastings 14 October 1066 – Saxon King Harold II hears of the Norman invasion of England and rushes south. Facing off with William, Duke of Normandy, on a hill in the south of England, Harold learns that arrows are pointy.
• Tinchebrai 28 September 1106 – Lacking primogenitor, two of William’s children battle over his legacy. King Henry I of England and Robert, Duke of Normandy, face off in Normandy.
• Lewes 14 May 1264 – King Henry III, great-great-grandson of Henry I, and a coalition of his Barons clash over Baronial rights.
• Evesham 4 August 1265 – Edward (later Edward I, the Hammer of the Scots) fights Simon de Monfort to free his father King Henry III.

Time: No set game turns

Map: about 100 yards per hex

Unit: about 250 men

• 3 22" x 34" Game maps, 2 back-printed
• 2.25 sheets of 9/16" counters
• 3 Player aid cards
• 1 Rules manual
• 1 Battle book
• 2 Ten-sided dice