Gary Gygax

Non-RPG Games

Rules for Miniatures/Table Top Battle Games

• Cavaliers & Roundheads (English Civil War, with Jeff Perren)
• Chainmail (Medieval, with Jeff Perren)
• Chainmail Man-to-Man, Jousting, and Fantasy Supplement
• Classic Warfare (Ancient Period: 1500 BC to 500 AD)
• Don't Give Up the Ship (Sailing Ship Battles c. 1700 to 1815, with Dave Arneson & Mike Carr)
• Tractics (WWII to c. 1965, with Mike Reese & Leon Tucker)

Board Games

• Alexander the Great (Ancient, the Battle of Arbela) – Guidon Games
• Alexander?s Other Battles – Panzerfaust Publishing, 1972 – a Supplementary Kit For The Guidon Game Alexander the Great
• Alexander the Great (Ancient, the Battle of Arbela) – The Avalon Hill Company
• Baku (WW II, Extension of The Avalon Hill Company?s Stalingrad board wargame), Panzerfaust Publications
• Crusader (Medieval, Battle of Ascalon) – Panzerfaust Publications
• Dunkirk (World War II) – Guidon Games
• Little Big Horn (Western) – TSR Hobbies, Inc.

Chess Variants

• Another of Gary Gygax's creations was Dragon chess, a three-dimensional fantasy chess variant, published in Dragon Magazine #100 (August 1985). It is played on three 8x12 boards stacked on top of each other - the top board represents the sky, the middle is the ground, and the bottom is the underworld. The pieces are characters and monsters inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons setting: King, Mage, Paladin, Cleric, Dragon, Griffin, Oliphant, Hero, Thief, Elemental, Basilisk, Unicorn, Dwarf, Sylph and Warrior.
• Fidchell {{mn|FidchellChess|2}} – Do not confuse this game with the historic board game of fidchell (various spellings) from Ireland