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Encyclopedia > Warlords

Warlords may refer to:

  • The plural of Warlord, a name for a figure who has military authority but not legal authority over a subnational region.
  • The video game for the Atari 2600 Warlords (game)
  • Warlords (card game) is also collectible card game produced by Iron Crown Enterprises. The first release was in 1997.
  • Warlords (game series) is also the name of a series of computer games, developed by SSG and later Infinite Interactive.

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Warlords of the Accordlands (870 words)
Warlords of the Accordlands, the Warlord RPG has been nominated in several categories in the 2007 Ennie awards, to be given out at GenCon this year.
With the release of the Warlords of the Accordlands RPG (June 12, 2006), AEG presents the Warlord-A-Week Project!
Each week, this project will bring to you the full RPG stats of one of the Warlords from the upcoming release of the Warlord CCG's new base set, Epic Edition.
Warlord - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (629 words)
Warlord is a term that refers to one who has de facto military control of a subnational area, due to armed forces which are personally obedient to — somewhat circularly — that "warlord." The term must be clearly differed from European feudalism during the Middle Ages.
Warlordism in Europe is usually connected to various mercenary companies and their chieftains, which often were de facto powerholders in the areas in which they resided.
Warlords exercised widespread rule in China several times in Chinese history, notably in the period from the Xinhai Revolution when numerous provinces rebelled and declared their independence from the Qing Dynasty in 1911, and especially after Yuan Shikai's death, until the Northern Expedition in 1927.
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