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Strategemata is a Polish wargame publisher run by Anna Niechwiej, trading online from an address in Wroclaw. Its catalog is almost entirely two-player hex-and-counter historical scenarios from the Napoleonic wars, the American Civil War, the Crimean War and the two World Wars, frequently reusing proven rules systems across connected titles (for example the Festung series, and the Waterloocampaign system reused from How the Union was Saved). Several titles are offered as free print-and-play downloads, such as Niemenczyn 1794. Many of the English-language titles are designed by Stephen Pole.
Activity
- Country of Origin
- Poland
- Latest Game
- Festung Cherbourg 1944
- Latest Year
- 2026
- Games listed
- 27
Published Games(27)
| Game Name |
|---|
| 1831 For our freedom and yours: Battle of Grochow |
| A Full Measure of Devotion |
| Albuera 1811: Beresford vs. Soult |
| Aurea Mediocritas: Central Europe on the verge of Renaissance (1458-1500) |
| Battle of Racławice 1794 |
| Battles of Black Cavalry: 10 Cavalry Brigade/1 Armoured Division from Poland to Wilhelmshaven |
| Battles of Black Cavalry: 10 Cavalry Brigade/1 Armoured Division from Poland to Wilhelmshaven – Hill 262: Chambois 19-21st August 1944 |
| Bloody Fields of Mollwitz |
| Bloody Steppes of Crimea: Alma – Balaclava – Inkerman 1854 |
| Carentan, 10-13th June 1944 |
| Corunna 1809: Moore vs. Soult |
| Crete, 20 – 22nd May 1941 |
| Farmers vs Empire: The Second Boer War & Bloody veld – battle of Magersfontein, 11 December, 1899 |
| Festung Breslau 1945 |
| Festung Cherbourg 1944 |
| Fourteen Days in June: the Waterloo Campaign |
| How the Union was Saved: the American Civil War 1861 - 1865 |
| How the West was Saved: the Russo – Polish War 1920 |
| Maciejowice 1794 |
| Maida 1806: Stuart vs. Reynier |
| Mokra 1st September 1939 |
| Niemenczyn 1794 |
| Primosole Bridge: 14-17th July 1943 |
| Rzeszow - Lancut 1939 |
| Szczekociny 1794 |
| The Last Vikings: The Swedish Army at Kliszów 1702 and Fraustadt 1706 |
| Time of Wars: Eastern Europe 1590 - 1660 |