Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu - Rorke's Drift

The Defence of Rorke’s Drift on the 22nd and 23rd of January 1879 is the stuff of legend. Just over 150 British and colonial troops defended the mission station against attacks from Zulu warriors numbering between 3,000 and 4,000, a force that had peeled off from the main force at Isandlwana and travelled the six miles to attack the mission station. For the defenders' efforts, no fewer than eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded. Immortalised on the silver screen in 1964’s Zulu, the battle has long been embedded in the popular consciousness.

This set gives you everything you need to re-fight this legendary action in Epic Battles scale, containing full rules, models, and of course the iconic buildings of Rorke's Drift itself! Exclusive to this set are the characters made even more famous by the 1964 film, allowing you to recreate their heroic actions. Rorke's Drift is a battle in a box - with even a battlemat and dice included, you need only add players!

BLACK POWDER EPIC BATTLES: ZULU- Rorke’s Drift contains:

• Black Powder Epic Battles: The Anglo-Zulu War A5 rulebook
• Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu How to Play booklet
• Rorke's Drift characters (13 Warlord Resin miniatures)
• 32 bases of British Infantry (8 units)
• 16 bases of Natal Native Contingent Infantry (4 units)
• 40 bases of Married Zulus (10 Large units)
• 40 bases of Unmarried Zulus (10 Large units)
• Rorke's Drift Hospital (MDF)
• Rorke's Drift Storehouse (MDF)
• Mealie Bag Redoubt (resin)
• Wagon Barricade (resin)
• Cookhouse (resin)
• Storehouse Steps (resin)
• Privy (resin)
• Barricades (resin)
• Full colour A0 double-sided Zulu! battlemat
• Kraal walls punchboard
• Damage Markers
• 6 x six sided dice
• Plastic & MDF bases

Warlord Games is proud to partner with KHULA Education, operating name of the David Rattray Foundation, which supports children and young people from preschool through to employment, working with schools, educators and communities to strengthen learning and unlock opportunity in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. You can donate to support their work here.

Miniatures sculpted by Wojtek Flis & Marco Sano. Studio miniatures painted by Jamie Getliffe & Andres Amian. MDF and Resin terrain pieces designed and produced by Skytrex.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted