Well the rules are now out there
They’re available as paperback or kindle from Amazon
This link will take you there, https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0979QZMMQ/
Then as a pdf they’re available from Wargames Vault
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/361114/Hellfire
And then from everybody else in electronic format from
https://books2read.com/u/m2RWld
Here we have the link to the quick reference sheets, a free pdf download.
And to go with the rules, a guide to creating and running wargames campaigns. Here is Hellfire Campaigns. The Universe at Your Feet.
Available from Wargame Vault as a pdf
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/368418/Hellfire-Campaigns-The-Universe-at-Your-Feet
And from Amazon as a paperback or on kindle
This link will take you there https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09D9BHB35/
Whilst tables work well in pdf and paperback the results can be a bit variable in kindle, so here’s a quick reference sheet with the tables on to make sure you can take full advantage of them
Also we have a review of Hellfire Campaigns, from Miniature Wargames.
And now, Hellfire in the City
From Wargame Vault in pdf £2.50.
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/417977/Hellfire-in-the-City
Also from Amazon in paperback for £6 or on kindle for £2.50
Hellfire in the City is a stand-alone solo sci-fi wargames campaign. Starting small and building your forces as you go, your aim is to control the sprawling city of Velonopolis.
The city is currently a patchwork of territories controlled by everything from petty thugs leading their bands of street scum through to corporate askari supported by mecha.
As well as city creation and discovering what hostile forces await you, this campaign guide contains rules allowing you to build new units, even mecha. At the same time, those troops you already lead will gain experience. Starting from scratch you can put together riverine or even air mobile forces.
At last you will realise why proper armies had vehicle recovery units and field hospitals.
Although designed for Hellfire rules and 6mm figures, there is no reason why you couldn’t convert troop types to fit with your favourite rule set.
Other campaigns finish with the stirring words, ‘Conquer or Die!’ In this case we allow losers to flee the city, pursued by their creditors.
And now
Hellfire and the Fall of Empire?
A solo scenario
Available from Amazon for £7.50 in paperback, or £3 on Kindle.
This is designed to be a science fiction solo campaign. It will produce battles which you can, if you wish, play with an opponent, but I’ve also provided suggestions for solo play there as well.
In this campaign, you are faced with the Empire falling. You are going to struggle to hold on to what you started out with. Your tax base could shrink, you might lose technology, and the forces of barbarism are all around, plotting your demise. Still, “It is better to light a candle than curse the darkness.” I have every confidence in your ability to overcome these trivial handicaps.
Available from Wargame Vault for £3 as a pdf
https://www.wargamevault.com/product/438276/Hellfire-and-the-Fall-of-Empire
And a scenario, Accountancy Shanty, as a free pdf download
And a roster sheet for Hellfire
Wargamers of Dune. A scenario
Hellfire on the Beach. A scenario.
Policing the Archonate. A scenario.
The Delta Variant
And the complete Dodgson’s World, three scenarios and a campaign.
Hellfire and Powered Armour. A scenario, but also some thoughts of using scenarios with different figure scales
Some suggestions for playing Hellfire, Solo
Space marines, playing the books not the rules
Desperadoes waiting for a train.
War of the Worlds and Hellfire
Jungle Warfare gets under your Skin
A Pirate Raid
Merchant Caravan
The God Machine
The Warlord
Firstest with the Mostest
NeuBielefeld welcomes careful drivers.
Battlefield Salvage
A Stop on the Road
The last train?
Relying on Your Technology
Decline/Fall. Delete as necessary
Jim's SF novels and wargame rules 