Wargaming is a fascinating and absorbing hobby, and the wargamer is graced with a wide variety of scenarios and options. The purpose of this 'Wargaming in History' series is to offer, in detail, hints, tips, and advice on specific periods and wars that are wargaming favourites. All the necessary information - campaigns, battles, weapons, tactics, etc - is included and the books are illustrated with tactical diagrams, maps, contemporary illustrations and photographs. Each book is written by an expert on the period and the series is under the overall editorial control of Stuart Asquith, editor of Practical Wargamer.\n\nIt takes audacity and nerve for a wargamer to fight the Boer War - you either do extremely well and hardly lose a figure, or you get annihilated.\nSee for yourself, as you play out the tactics of these small armies of farmers who defied the might of the British Empire in a war that dragged on for years and cost 70,000 lives.\nComplete instructions, backed by scores of maps, charts, and diagrams, cover everything you need: the organizations, field tactics, uniforms, weapons, and campaigns, along with valuable tips on wargame figures and rules plus three brilliant scenarios you can play out: Elandslaagte, a tense set-piece battle; Paardeberg, a mind-gripping map movement conflict; and Devil's Chasm, a violent, volatile skirmish action.\n\nNow you can relive this wretched war, fought in some of the planet’s most inhospitable territory - a war that created the situation which keeps South Africa in agony to this very day.