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Pack contains 40 illustrated, jumbo-sized battle cards each featuring historical characters dating from the Savage Stone Age through to the Measly Middle Ages. The great Horrible Histories Stoneage Battle Pack contains 40 illustrated, jumbo-sized battle cards each featuring historical characters dating from the savage stoneage to the measly middle ages. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. University Games UK was formed in 2007, maintaining the philosophy and offering games that encourage interaction and imagination through game play, with learning and fun also an important factor. From Pre-School favourite characters to educational games and fun family classics, there is something for everyone!We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The great Horrible Histories Stoneage Battle Pack contains 40 illustrated jumbo sized battle cards each featuring historical characters dating from the savage stone age to the measly middle ages.

Once the items have been dispatched through our service provider your item will take 1-2 working days to arrive.Can be played as a standalone game or in conjunction with the Terrifying Tudors to Terrible 20th Century pack. We love the spectacular mix of brilliant gameplay and beautiful illustrations combined with themes and characters that children will know and love. The most dastardly, despicable, deadly and dreadful figures that history has to offer are all to be found within Horrible Histories Top Trumps! It's way too gruesome, we're not squeamish at all but I just don't think it's necessary for my 7 year old to be reading about boiling people alive and serial killers (illustrated with what is clearly a bloody head in a sack). Children can enjoy learning about this fascinating period of history whilst they have fun playing the game.