Blood & Plunder

Native American warriors hone their martial skills from an early age. At eight years old, some are known to be able to split a cane with an arrow from twenty paces without fail. Many tribes are notably protective of their youth. When allowed to fight,...

Most Native American tribes have long-standing cultural beliefs about warfare and human life, which produces a reluctance to participate in decisive engagements. This usually means sudden archery attacks from thick concealment,...

One 28 mm unpainted lead free pewter miniatures

Jean-David Nau(Francois l’Olonnais) was a famous French Flibustier who was known both for his naval actions in the Caribbean and for his cruelty. His nickname was Francois l’Olonnais, but also “Flail of the Spaniards” which...

These well armed civilians and Boucaniers learned much from the success of the French Buccaneers. They were the primary defense forces of the French Caribbean.   Four 28 mm unpainted lead free pewter miniatures

The Boucaniers were the predecessors of both French Flibustiers and English Freebooters. Known for their deadly accuracy, these hunters of mainly French origin originated from the western end of Hispaniola and lived a rough backwoods life. It...

Perhaps the greatest swashbuckler of his age, Laurens de Graff was the sort of figure who inspired legends and whose exploits were as fantastic as any you might find in a Hollywood script. Handsome, daring, and usually accompanied by minstrels, this...

These custom decks produced by Firelock Games represent the individual nationalities and include all relevant game data printed on the card faces.

6 unpainted lead free pewter swivel guns.

Sailor upgrades with blunderbusses and grenadoes.4 pewter miniatures (28mm scale)

Piet Heyn was a Dutch admiral and master tactician who became a hero of the United Provinces when he, under a West India Company commission, captured the Spanish treasure fleet. So great were the spoils of this victory that — after paying off his...

Enterprising settlers from the Netherlands make up just over half of the Dutch colonial militia. These citizens of the Republic fight shoulder to shoulder with the other national groups that augment their ranks, using traditional European tactics.