Renatio et Gloriam: The Sun King’s Wars
Army Lists for the European Armies of the late 17th Century
Series : Helion Wargames #27
Author : Simon Hall, Simon Clarke, Alasdair Harley

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General - Pages : 160 | Images : colour & b/w tables throughout, numerous b/w illustrations
Paperback - Date of Publication : 23rd April 2025 | Size : 297mm x 210mm | ISBN : 9781804517130 | Helion Book Code : HEL1961
eBook - ISBN : 9781806720767
Renatio et Gloriam is a set of tabletop miniature rules that allows you to fight large-scale battles from the Renaissance. It brings to life the epic battles between the formidable armies of Louis XIV and the resolute forces of the League of Augsburg.
Renatio et Gloriam: The Sun King’s Wars contains lists for European armies from 1640 to 1699, including - Bourbon France, Habsburg Austria & Spain, the Dutch Republic, Palatinate-Zweibrücken, Sweden, Brandenburg-Prussia & Orange-Nassau England.
Renatio et Gloriam: The Sun King’s Wars offers a deep dive into one of the most captivating eras of European warfare. Command legendary generals, outmanoeuvre your opponents, and alter the course of history. Are you ready to uphold the grandeur of Louis XIV or defend the balance of power with the League of Augsburg? The choice is yours!
"For enthusiasts of historical miniature wargaming focused on seventeenth-century European battles, Renatio et Gloriam: The Sun King's Wars is a notable supplement. This addition enhances the Renatio et Gloriam system by focusing on the conflicts during Louis XIV's reign, known as the Sun King....The Sun King's Wars is poised to be an excellent addition to any wargamer’s collection, particularly for those who appreciate the drama and vibrancy of seventeenth-century Europe. It offers new content, a diverse range of armies, and a robust system. Whether you are already familiar with Renatio et Gloriam or just beginning, this book has the potential to become your next strategic focus." carryingsonupthedale blog











