Art De La Guerre

[Paolo_Paglianti]

ADG is finally coming back to Milan!

Art de la Guerre Tournament – Cornaredo, Milan 2026
Date: 24–25 October 2026
Venue: Centro Sportivo Sandro Pertini, Cornaredo (Milan) – see Google Maps

Places available: 60
Entry fee: €60, including two lunches.
Army list submission deadline: Sunday, 11 October
Official website: https://www.wargamecornaredo.it/adg_milan/

Registration and payment
Advance payment is mandatory, either via PayPal (Friends & Family – paglianti@gmail.com) or by bank transfer.
Once payment has been made, no refunds will be issued in the event of withdrawal or non-attendance.

Tournament Rules
The Milan ADLG tournament will be played using 15mm armies, on the official bases specified by the rules for this scale.
Miniatures must correctly represent the type of troops being fielded, and the army must be fully painted.

The tournament will consist of 5 games:

3 games on Saturday
2 games on Sunday

The event will use Art de la Guerre Version 4, including all latest errata, FAQs, official amendments and clarifications published to date.
The final ranking will be determined according to the Victory Points indicated in the scoring Excel spreadsheet, which can be downloaded from the official website.

Eligible Army Lists
Allies are permitted from the same lists in the selection below and within the same chronological period.

The Dark Ages – History Dark Ages
“When the light of knowledge falters”

Post-Roman Europe (5th–9th centuries) — Collapse of the Empire and loss of classical knowledge.
Selections from 399 AD to 799 AD

87 – Late Romans
88 – Roman Foederati
93 – Visigoths
94 – Vandals
95 – Ostrogoths
96 – Gepids
97 – Franks, Alemanni, Burgundians
99 – Caledonians, Irish Scots and Picts
100 – Saxons, Angles, Frisians, Jutes
101 – Romano-British
108 – Alans
141 – Visigoths in Spain
143 – Lombards
144 – Italian Ostrogoths
145 – Late Irish Scots
146 – Post-Roman Britain
147 – Late Picts
148 – Merovingian Franks
149 – Armorican Britons

Sub-Saharan Africa after the decline of the Kingdom of Aksum (7th–10th centuries) — Decline of trade and cultural isolation.
Selections from 601 AD to 970 AD

112 – Blemmyes and Nobatae
113 – Moors
114 – Kingdom of Aksum

The Intermediate Period in China (3rd century BC) — Fall of the Han Dynasty and fragmentation of political power. Jomon–Yayoi Period in Japan.
Selections from 201 AD to 299 AD

115 – Xiongnu
116 – Han Chinese
117 – Xianbei
118 – Three Kingdoms Chinese
122 – Kofun–Nara Japanese

End of Classic Maya Civilization (9th century AD) — Environmental crisis and abandonment of cities.
Selections up to 899 AD

284 – Maya
285 – Zapotecs and Mixtecs
293 – Moche and Chimú
296 – Chichimecs