What Happened to the Pyrrhic War Campaign?

Last January we announced our Pyrrhic War campaign, covering all five years of the epic clash between Rome and Pyrrhus of Epirus. That announcement was a long time ago, and almost every single week since, you've asked for updates. What happened to the campaign? Did it fizzle out? Is it over? Who won? Will you ever get to see video reports of it? Today, we bring you the answers and solve the mystery of the long-overdue Pyrrhic War campaign series.

It's been a long wait, but we think you'll see why. Thanks to our amazing Patreon supporters, this campaign series is going to blow you away. Don't believe us? Just watch this video and see the INCREDIBLE lineup of historians we have involved in this one-of-a-kind wargaming project....

[nigromontan]

Hell yeah, I am definitely excited. This promises to be spectacular wargaming content!

[Singeslayer]

Woah! Adrian Goldsworthy? The man writes the best histories from this period. Super excited just even for that interview!

[franciscopina]

Dr. Adrian Goldsworthy!! I love his Complete Roman Army book, and his insight in the old Decisive Battles series was always great! This is gonna be a great gampaign, looking forward to it!!

[erichvereen]

Don't do that! Y'all had me scared it didn't get completed when I first started the video. Glad to see that we are going to be getting the series soon.

[WeirdGuy]

Goldsworthy! His books got me into Ancient Roman history(along with Rome Total War).

[Lewismarty]

Excited to see consistent battle reports on the channel again!

[martinbrennan]

This is amazing news. Next level and GREAT topic choice. This is a winning template for all sorts of epic stories and games. Hats off

[tomd]

Excited to see this finally get to video. I'm a backer but have to admit I completely lost the thread for this campaign when it was ongoing.

[carthagemustbedestroyed]

Please remember that after you deal with that Greek upstart to direct all powers towards Carthage and salt it. Thank you very much for the content!

[jakewarden]

Thanks for helping to grow the hobby, guys. The scene sorely lacks content like this, but it truly encourages potential wargamers who might otherwise pass. Please keep up the good work :)

[aguyinhisden]

Terrific value of History and 'what if'. Looking forward to it. You guys are truly doing great work. From your humble beginnings to your latest videos. Excellent production value.

[JonSteitzer]

You guys are the best. Such high production values, such high fun. Huge ambassadors for historical war gaming

[thepaintingfish]

This is amazing! That campaign map looks so cool

[Frullen]

This is awesome, thank you all for the great content

[Bena]

Thanks so much for the update. Like many, I have been looking forward to this for a year and a half.

[pyrosianheir]

Oh my god... I have so much hype for this. The more modern stuff, even industrial era, is fun, but this... this sort of thing is right in my wheel house of the eras I like reading about. AH this gon be good.

[neilcrossley]

Fantastic - keep doing what you are doing. Such a great boost to our hobby guys.

[generalsmite]

They have done some of the best war gaming on YouTube so this is going to be good

[tastefulmonk]

Fantastic content as always and very excited to see this project! You honestly got me into war gaming and I have started getting my friends into it. Your work is growing the hobby! Keep it up!

[junkjack]

Good to hear that the campaign is just around the corner, especially on my birthday! And having a look at Greg's armor, I can only presume that the Roman troops suffered from armor made of iron so cheap it wiggled lol.