Men At Arms (2003)

From the rulebook: "These are rules for playing a wargame with toy soldiers. It is intended for several players - say 4 or more. Players control significant leaders - the key lords or knights, who in turn have contingents of fighters under them." Medieval skirmish rules for fighting battles between small armed groups. Each figure represents a single leader, combatant, horse, cart, or siege engine. Combat is resolved through three rounds of rock-scissors-paper. The rules cover ranged combat, melee combat, morale, and personal combat between leaders.