What is Wargame Simulator?

WGS digitizes tabletop battles so you can record moves and dice rolls, replay games with battle reports, and play with friends or Computer opponents.

Which games are supported?

Advanced rules support focuses on Warhammer 40,000, with One Page Rules in progress. Basic movement tracking and reports work for many other miniature systems.

How do I get alpha access?

Create a free account, then join our Discord for alpha invites and updates. You can also subscribe for release notes on this page.

Product · 2026-07-23

One list, many tables — how Army Hub works

Import once into Army Hub, then reuse the same saved army in game setup, map slots, Computer seats, campaigns, and collection checks.

Stop rebuilding the same list

If you play more than one match a week, copying a New Recruit or BattleScribe file into every new game gets old fast. Army Hub is the library that fixes that: import a list once, keep it playable, and pull the same army into whatever table you open next.

What lives in the Hub

Army Hub has two jobs under one roof:

Armies — saved, playable lists (WH40k .ros / .rosz and supported OPR flows). Search and filter by faction, open a list to edit units, leaders, colors, and controller type.
Collection — faction ownership uploads so you can track what you own and diff saved armies against your inventory before you promise a list at the club.

Import wires abilities and stratagems where the corpus supports them. When rules change, Refresh abilities remerges catalog mechanics without throwing away the names and descriptions from your file.

Where a saved army can go

The same Hub entry is meant to travel:

1. Game setup — pick a saved army for a seat; start the match with that roster already on the table 2. Custom map army slots — link Hub armies into a layout so a published map can ship with recommended forces (each saved army once per map; mirror matches need two Hub imports) 3. Computer seats — mark the army as Computer and practice when nobody else is free 4. Campaigns — Hub picks and roster constraints feed narrative runs and battle prep 5. In-game edits — the same army-detail surface you see in the Hub appears in setup and live digital games, so unit tweaks and leader attach feel familiar everywhere

One import. Many tables. No “which USB stick had the good list?”

Why it’s worth opening tonight

Build your personal army library once, then spend game night *playing*
Keep lists current with catalog refresh instead of re-importing every dataslate
Pair lists with your collection so you know what’s legal *and* on the shelf
Drop the same force into a friend game, a solo Computer match, or a Custom Games map slot

Create a free account, open Army Hub, hit Import Army, and save one list you already play. Next time you start a game or edit a map, that army is waiting.

Join our Discord for alpha access and list-building tips from other commanders.

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