Our second campaign journal is out: the Realm Conquest Journal, a 330-page logbook for narrative campaigns in fantasy miniature wargames. It's made for players who want to remember every hero's wound, every grudge and every realm their army conquered, and it makes a good gift for Age of Sigmar players and fantasy wargamers this Christmas.

Realm Conquest Journal cover
The Realm Conquest Journal. Paperback, 8.5 × 11 in.

What's inside

The journal holds 8 full campaigns. Each one opens with an original ink illustration and has:

  • Army roster: glory points, your warlord and a 25-row order of battle.
  • Lores and enhancements: spells, prayers, manifestations, heroic traits and artefacts.
  • Quests and grudges, for the stories that carry from game to game.
  • Realm and territory tracker plus a hex campaign map.
  • 12 battle logs, each with an MVP unit, glory, renown and casualties.
  • 5 hero records (your warlord first) with wounds, renown, rank, injuries and quests.
  • 20 unit records with renown, rank, profile, upgrades and casualties.
  • Painting logs and a campaign summary.
Hero record page
Hero record
Army roster page
Army roster
Battle log page
Battle log
Hex campaign map page
Hex campaign map

Who it's for

Anyone running a narrative campaign in a fantasy miniature wargame, where heroes and units earn renown, ranks, injuries and quests between games. That includes Age of Sigmar players, whether you're starting a new army with the Khazalite Holds or picking up a Spearhead box. Everything is written by hand, so it works with any army and any campaign rules.

Black and white ink fantasy battle illustration from a campaign divider page
Each campaign opens with an original ink illustration.

Price and where to buy

It's a paperback on Amazon: $21.99 USD on Amazon.com and CA$29.99 on Amazon.ca. See the Realm Conquest Journal page for more pages. Playing grimdark sci-fi instead? Our first book, the Crusade Journal, does the same for sci-fi campaigns.

My take

The Crusade Journal was the book I wanted for my own sci-fi campaigns. This one is for the fantasy side of the hobby, where grudges, quests and heroes' scars are half the fun. If you're starting a new campaign this winter, I hope it ends up on your gaming table. What army would you run your first campaign with?

Sources

  1. Realm Conquest Journal on Amazon amazon.com

Written by the WIZY creator

A lifelong gamer and Warhammer painter from Calgary, Canada, and the maker of the Crusade Journal and the WIZY RPG game. I write about games, hardware, Warhammer and crypto in plain English, and I check every fact against its source.