What armies are included in the Bronze Age Collapse campaign book? I am starting to build armies from that era and would like to see the list if possible so I can plan accordingly.

My son, son-in-law, nephew and I played two battles of Triumph! on Friday using my new Later Mycenaean and Trojan armies. We used the standard two player game rules but had two players on each side cooperating on decision-making and troop movement. The Forces. The Later Mycenaean (Achaean) forces we...

This 15mm army depicts the military forces of Babylonia from the time of the Kassite occupation of Babylon until the time of Nabonassar’s establishment of a native Babylonian kingdom. In Triumph! Terms, the army is: 4 x Chariots 5 x Light Foot 1 x Bad Horse 3 x Skirmishers 2 x Bow Levy 1 x Fortified...

Vedic Indian 1500 BC to 512 BC The Indo-Aryan army presented here represents the military might of the Indian subcontinent from the end of the Harappan civilization in 1500 B.C. until conquest by the Persian invasion in about 550 B.C. The main force is a strong force of heroic charioteers, supporte...

This camp depicts a Vedic-age Indian household, with a man sitting outside the home while an adult woman with a large spoon runs forward to scold (or warn) a child near a boiling pot. https://i.postimg.cc/4dSyrDw3/IMG-3832.jpg There are no surviving examples of Vedic-period village architecture, but...

This camp combines two themes: the devastation caused by locusts and the Hittite use of diplomacy to attempt to deter Gasgan aggression. A Hittite diplomat pleads with a Gasgan chief who has been given a bag of Hittite silver coins. The diplomat is mounted on a big skinny mule, having traveled far a...

The Hittites described the Gasgans as swineherds, so this piece of scatter terrain shows a female roasting a pig. The female figure is from Blue Moon with clothing and hair added using Green Stuff. I think the pig is from Donnington. https://i.postimg.cc/d0mfhMqv/IMG-3797.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Qt...

The camp is already built, so I plan to post information and pictures sometime this week or this weekend. I also have some scatter terrain to add to this thread. It is cold right now in North Texas (temperatures in the 40s and 50s during the day) and my painting area is in the garage, so not much pr...

The most useful reference for all the armies listed is: Stillman and Tallis. Armies of the Ancient Near East, 3,000 BC to 539 BC: organisation, tactics, dress and equipment. WRG, 1984 Expensive, but a PDF is available from some online services such as Scribd. I used this source for the Hittites: Bry...

The Gasgans (or Kaskans) were an ancient non-Indo-European people who inhabited the remote valleys of northern Anatolia in modern Turkey, between the Hittite lands and the Black Sea. They were constant enemies of the Hittites, in fact “during the 500 years of their history the Hittites fought many f...