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Welcome to www.warfulcrumgames.co.uk , the home of our first miniatures game 1918: A First World War Miniatures Game. We launched 1918 earlier this year and were blown away by the support we received, and felt that the time was right to launch properly. This website will contain all our products, both digital and physical - with any STLs printed and fulfilled by our licensed UK printing partner Feudal Forge Foundry. In the store now, you'll be able to pre-order the 1918: Spri

With the launch of our website, we are also taking pre-orders for our core rulebook for 1918: A First World War Miniatures game - 1918: Spring Offensive, a 222-page hardback, full colour tome that contains the Core and Advanced Rules for 1918, alongside Force Lists for the American Expeditionary Force Infantry Division (early), British Infantry Division, French Infantry Division (early) and German Intervention Division. You'll find some of the miniatures for our British range

The British Empire - the wall at which the hammerblow of the German Spring Offensive lands. The core of this formation is the British Infantry Division, and in this guide, we’ll cover how to collect a British force for 1918 using the Force Lists and Unit Profiles in the Spring Offensive book. Choosing a Force List and Doctrine Firstly, we’ll need to decide what kind of force we want to field and how it will fight. The Spring Offensive book contains one Force List for the Brit

So you've chosen to march with the Kaiser’s finest shock troops, the German Intervention Divisions? A good choice mein freund. In this article, we’re going to cover how to start collecting a German force for 1918 using the Force Lists and Unit Profiles in the 1918: Spring Offensive book. Choosing a Force List and Doctrine First off the bat, you need to decide what kind of force you want to field and how it's going to fight. The Spring Offensive book contains one Force List fo