Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu - Isandlwana

On the 22 January 1879, at Isandlwana, a force of around 20,000 Zulu warriors attacked the main column of the invading British army of just over 2,000 men, a mix of British, colonial, and native troops. Despite being armed with traditional iron spears and antiquated rifles, against the considerably more modern arms of the British, plus field guns, the Zulus achieved a decisive victory – defeating the first invasion attempt of Zululand. Bloodied and embarrassed, the British Army's reputation as invincible was shattered.

This set gives you everything you need to re-fight the Battle of Isandlwana in Epic Battles scale, whether you're looking to emulate the Zulu success or re-write history and win a victory with the British. Rules, models, and terrain make Isandlwana a true battle in a box. With even a battlemat and dice included, you need only add players!

BLACK POWDER EPIC BATTLES: ZULU- ISANDLWANA contains:

• Black Powder Epic Battles: The Anglo-Zulu War A5 rulebook
• Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu How to Play booklet
• 24 bases of British Infantry (8 units)
• 24 bases of Natal Native Contingent Infantry (6 units)
• 3 bases of Natal Native Contingent Cavalry (1 unit)
• 4 bases of Dismounted Natal Native Contingent Cavalry (1 unit)
• 3 bases of Natal Mounted Police/Carbineers (1 unit)
• 4 bases of Dismounted Natal Mounted Police/Carbineers (1 unit)
• 80 bases of Married Zulus (20 units)
• 80 bases of Unmarried Zulus (20 units)
• 2 British 7-pounder RML cannon (resin)
• 1 Hales Rocket Launcher (resin)
• 4 British Bell Tents (resin)
• 1 Large Zulu Indlu Hut (resin)
• 3 Small Zulu Indlu Huts (resin)
• 4 Wagons (resin)
• Full colour A0 double-sided Zulu battlemat
• 6 x six sided dice
• Plastic bases

Warlord Games is proud to partner with KHULA Education, operating name of the David Rattray Foundation, which supports children and young people from preschool through to employment, working with schools, educators and communities to strengthen learning and unlock opportunity in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. You can donate to support their work here.

Miniatures sculpted by Wojtek Flis & Marco Sano. Studio miniatures painted by Jamie Getliffe & Andres Amian. Resin terrain pieces designed and produced by Skytrex.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.