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Dadi & Piombo

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Dadi&Piombo (Dice & Lead) is an Italian publisher founded in 2000 by Lorenzo Sartori, described on the site as the first Italian magazine entirely dedicated to three-dimensional historical wargaming; the current issue shown is number 91, spring-summer 2026. Alongside the bimonthly magazine and its print/digital subscriptions and back issues, it designs, prints and sells its own rulesets, chiefly the Impetus family (Impetus, Basic Impetus 2 and four Impetus Warbooks of army lists), Smooth&Rifled for 18th-19th century skirmishes, Lords&Servants for medieval skirmishes, Baroque for 16th-17th cent…

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Country of Origin
Italy
Latest Game
Hostile Ground
Latest Year
Not listed
Games listed
38

Published Games(38)

Game Name
Advanced Impetus
Baroque: Europe at War 1550-1700
Basic Baroque
Basic Impetus
Basic Impetus Expansion: Basic Battles – From Renaissance to Colonial Wars
Basic Impetus Fantasy
Beau Geste
Extra Impetus 1
Extra Impetus 2
Extra Impetus 3
Extra Impetus 4
Extra Impetus 5
Hostile Ground
Impetus
Impetus Warbook 1: 3000 BC to 44 BC
Impetus Warbook 2: 43 BC to 1100 AC
Impetus Warbook 3
Impetus Warbook 4
King David: Miniature Battles in the Old Testament Period
Koncordia: Sci-Fi Miniature Game
Lords & Servants: Holy Land – Supplement for the Crusades
Lords & Servants: Limes – Supplement for the Fall of Rome
Lords & Servants: Medieval Skirmish Rules
Lords & Servants: The 1066
Lords & Servants: The Age of the Condottieri
Lords & Servants: The Burgundian Wars
Lords & Servants: The Wars of the Roses
Miscellaneous Game Magazine
Smooth & Rifled
Smooth & Rifled: American War of Independence
Smooth & Rifled: In the Dark Continent
Smooth & Rifled: The American Civil War
Smooth & Rifled: The Crimean War
Smooth & Rifled: The French and Indian War
Smooth & Rifled: The Napoleonic Wars
Smooth & Rifled: The Napoleonic Wars – Part 2. The Peninsula
Smooth & Rifled: The New Zealand Wars
Smooth & Rifled: The War of 1812