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Publisher: Avalon Hill
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160 cards of 56.0mm width and 87.0mm of height
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Description
This game was the first in what has become a very popular trend for wargaming. The typically hex-based maps were simplified into an abstract system of connected spaces, which are used for army movement and to keep track of who controls the provinces politically. The armies themselves are greatly simplified, but the general in charge of the army gains much importance through his ratings for combat effectiveness and overall strategic effectiveness. Typically, dice are used to resolve conflicts between troops, however a deck of battle cards are used instead, which captures the feel of conflict much better and gives approximately the same results seemingly without the bitterness that accompanies skewed die rolls. And lastly, the overall ebb and flow of the game is determined through the play of strategy cards, which ostensibly mark certain historical events during the Revolutionary War, but each card has multiple purposes depending on which side is attempting to use it.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Campaign/Battle Card Driven |
| Categories: | War War |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | NOEAN_6358 |
| In 4 wishlists In 5 collections This was seen 6489 times | |
Description
This game was the first in what has become a very popular trend for wargaming. The typically hex-based maps were simplified into an abstract system of connected spaces, which are used for army movement and to keep track of who controls the provinces politically. The armies themselves are greatly simplified, but the general in charge of the army gains much importance through his ratings for combat effectiveness and overall strategic effectiveness. Typically, dice are used to resolve conflicts between troops, however a deck of battle cards are used instead, which captures the feel of conflict much better and gives approximately the same results seemingly without the bitterness that accompanies skewed die rolls. And lastly, the overall ebb and flow of the game is determined through the play of strategy cards, which ostensibly mark certain historical events during the Revolutionary War, but each card has multiple purposes depending on which side is attempting to use it.
Card sleeves in this game
160 cards of 56.0mm width and 87.0mm of height
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(50 Pcs)
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(50 Pcs)
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(50 Pcs)
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(100 Pcs)
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Additional information
| Mechanics: | Campaign/Battle Card Driven |
| Categories: | War War |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | NOEAN_6358 |
| In 4 wishlists In 5 collections This was seen 6489 times | |
CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.