A Call to Arms: Babylon 5 Space Combat Review.
A Call to Arms: Babylon 5 Space Combat was released by Mongoose Games in 2004. There were numerous expansions and a second edition followed in 2007. Mongoose discontinued miniature support for the game in 2008 and all support in 2009 after deciding not to renew the licence and shortly after the last publication, Powers and Principalities. You can still find the rules on the Babylon 5 Wars Vault (go and have a look if you don't know about it), there are also original miniatures still available online, and a growing selection of 3D printable STL's you can acquire for free or for a small sum. Most of the ships from the Babylon 5 universe Alpha canon are available if you can find them and lots from beta canon and also some really stunning fanon ships. Mongoose games reused the core rules for their Noble Armada: A Call to Arms crossover released in 2011, with the majority of the second edition rules being present with a few small(ish) changes. The game is reasonably simple to learn ...
