The boundary between history and fantasy can sometimes blur; ask any politician. This holds true in warfare, and gives rise to these lists based firmly on historical armies, but with an extra dimension:

• A semi-historical Teutonic Order list by Fleur-de-Lis.
• Kyle C. Burley has provided these excellent lists for the Wars of the Roses . They also include some scenarios written for DBA, but HOTT versions may easily be constructed from them.
• A semi-historical list for Trajan's Dacian Campaign based on a BBC 'Timewatch' programme and developed by Alan Saunders.
• John Garvey has provided a list for the Incas. He also maintains a site devoted to Fantasy Wargaming in South America.
• Lists for the Battle of Clontarf, 1014AD, by John Garvey.
• Refight the Vietnam War with these lists from Roger Court. Hey, since the US can win sometimes, this is real fantasy wargaming.
• Jim Davis has provided some lists for those who wish to refight 'Braveheart'.
• 'Dogs in the HOTT Moon' is Charles Johnson-Bennett's page on gaming the Sioux War of 1862 using 'Hordes of the Things'.
• Members of the HOTT mailing list have contributed ideas for this list based on various legends about Alexander the Great.
• Karl Heinz Ranitzsch has provided an excellent pair of ancient Tibetan lists.
• Spend 45 minutes in Beijing with these army lists for the Boxer Rebellion, by Alan Saunders.
• The Persian army of Cyrus the Great by Russell Strachan.
• March or Die with the French Foreign Legion, courtesy of Paul Grace.
• Lists for the Anglo-Scottish Border Reivers by Richard Crawley.
• Owen Cooper takes us to Sevastopol with these lists for The Crimean War.
• Richard Tyson has produced these lists for the Russian Civil War.
• The Great Company - a medieval army list by Richard Bodely Scott.
• Imjin River - Korean War HOTT lists by Paul Grace.
• The Spanish in the Philippines - Army lists by Serge Gilette.
• The Gunfight at the OK Corral - Lists by Joel Gregory.
• The Punic Wars - Lists by Richard Bodley Scott.
• Operation Sealion - The German invader faces the Home Guard ... and Arthur, King of the Britons.
• Davy Crockett - The King of the Wild Frontier in HOTT, by Chow Li.
• Franklinian Sci-Fi - An 18th Century HOTT list by Chow Li.
• Sporaticus - A Roman slave revolt list by Stan Olson.
• Ride with Jesse James on the Northfield Raid, courtest of Chow Li.
• Revisit the early days of the Canary Islands with this list for the Guanche by Karl Heinz Ranitzsch and Antonio Santana Alonso.
• Axis and Allies - Army lists making use of the figures from this popular board game, by Roger Cooper.
• The Conversion of England - A slightly silly list by Ruarigh Dale.
• The Battle of Jersey, 1781 - Army lists for this battle in the Channel Islands, by Paul Grace.
• The St. Brice's Day Massacre - An obscure event in English history, adapted for HOTT by Ruarigh Dale.
• The Virgin Queen's Own Seadogs - Army lists by Thomas Boraud.
• David Wallace presents these lists for a 1920 Desert Colonial game.
• An Owain Glendwr list from Owen Webber.
• Lists for The Mutiny on the Bounty by Darrell and Cynthia Wiseman.