Men of the North

Campaigning with the Men of the North

by Mark Bloom



For campaigning in north Britain during this era, I would suggest using simple rules. Gaming with individually mounted figures lends to the heroic atmosphere of the age. The campaign should be centered around the chieftain and his warband. The following strongholds on the map should have a chieftain and his warbands

StrongholdTypeRegionFamily Ties
DumbartonhillfortAlclute (Strathclyde)Dwfnwal hen
CambuslanohillfortAlclutoDyfnwal hen
Dun MyatthillfortManau GoddodinCunnedda
Dun EdinhillfortLothianCunnedda
Traprain LawhillfortGoddodinCunnedda
Yeavering BellhillfortGoddodinCoel hen
Din GuaroihillfortGoddodinCoel hen
MelrosehillfortGoddodinDyfnwal hen
DumfrieshillfortN. RhegedFrisians
Caer LaverockhillfortN. RhegedCoel hen
Castra ExplaratorumRoman fortN. RhegedCoel hen
LugavaliumRoman townN. RhegedCoel hen
DerventioRoman fortN. RhegedCoel hen
CataractoniumRoman fortCatraethCoel hen
LancasterRoman fortS. Rheged?
EboricumRoman cityDereCoel hen
Olicana Roman fortElmetCoel hen
DevaRoman fortPowysCunnedda
LinaumRoman cityLannussAngles


Men of the North Part 2: Internectine Warfare in the British Dark Ages


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