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The Summer of 1863
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The Summer of 1863
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Descriptif
Point-To-Point movement, with a subtle system that portrays the political and economic underpinnings of the Gettysburg Campaign.
The game is operational in scope. The players are cast in the roles of Lee and Hooker/Meade. The map covers the area from Fredericksburg VA to Harrisburg PA.
Beginning on June 10, 1863 with the Federal and Confederate armies concentrated near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Formations move on the map using point-to-point movement, with roughly 12-15 miles between map points. There are up to 10 turns during the game, and each game turn represents 3 days.
The formations in the game are Confederate Divisions and Federal Corps, and also include Army HQs, Cavalry Divisions, and Federal Departments. Each formation has a number of Command Points reflecting the skills of its leader.
Formations spend Command Points to move, forage for supplies, destroy bridges, and cut or repair rail lines. As formations move on the map, enemy formations may attempt to evade, intercept, or screen.
Battles occur when Federal and Confederate formations occupy the same map point. Battles can last up to 3 battle rounds. Battle movement can take place between battle rounds to reinforce the battle from adjacent areas.
Victory Conditions provide players with multiple strategic options for pursuing victory.
Components
22 x 34 inch map
98 die-cut 5/8 inch back-printed counters
12 pages of rules
one 8-1/2 x 11 inch player aid card
ziplock folio format
The game is operational in scope. The players are cast in the roles of Lee and Hooker/Meade. The map covers the area from Fredericksburg VA to Harrisburg PA.
Beginning on June 10, 1863 with the Federal and Confederate armies concentrated near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Formations move on the map using point-to-point movement, with roughly 12-15 miles between map points. There are up to 10 turns during the game, and each game turn represents 3 days.
The formations in the game are Confederate Divisions and Federal Corps, and also include Army HQs, Cavalry Divisions, and Federal Departments. Each formation has a number of Command Points reflecting the skills of its leader.
Formations spend Command Points to move, forage for supplies, destroy bridges, and cut or repair rail lines. As formations move on the map, enemy formations may attempt to evade, intercept, or screen.
Battles occur when Federal and Confederate formations occupy the same map point. Battles can last up to 3 battle rounds. Battle movement can take place between battle rounds to reinforce the battle from adjacent areas.
Victory Conditions provide players with multiple strategic options for pursuing victory.
Components
22 x 34 inch map
98 die-cut 5/8 inch back-printed counters
12 pages of rules
one 8-1/2 x 11 inch player aid card
ziplock folio format
Informations supplémentaires
| Mécanique: | Mouvement point à point |
| Catégories: | Guerre Guerre |
| Noms alternatifs: | |
| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| Cela a été vu 1487 fois | |
Descriptif
Point-To-Point movement, with a subtle system that portrays the political and economic underpinnings of the Gettysburg Campaign.
The game is operational in scope. The players are cast in the roles of Lee and Hooker/Meade. The map covers the area from Fredericksburg VA to Harrisburg PA.
Beginning on June 10, 1863 with the Federal and Confederate armies concentrated near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Formations move on the map using point-to-point movement, with roughly 12-15 miles between map points. There are up to 10 turns during the game, and each game turn represents 3 days.
The formations in the game are Confederate Divisions and Federal Corps, and also include Army HQs, Cavalry Divisions, and Federal Departments. Each formation has a number of Command Points reflecting the skills of its leader.
Formations spend Command Points to move, forage for supplies, destroy bridges, and cut or repair rail lines. As formations move on the map, enemy formations may attempt to evade, intercept, or screen.
Battles occur when Federal and Confederate formations occupy the same map point. Battles can last up to 3 battle rounds. Battle movement can take place between battle rounds to reinforce the battle from adjacent areas.
Victory Conditions provide players with multiple strategic options for pursuing victory.
Components
22 x 34 inch map
98 die-cut 5/8 inch back-printed counters
12 pages of rules
one 8-1/2 x 11 inch player aid card
ziplock folio format
The game is operational in scope. The players are cast in the roles of Lee and Hooker/Meade. The map covers the area from Fredericksburg VA to Harrisburg PA.
Beginning on June 10, 1863 with the Federal and Confederate armies concentrated near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Formations move on the map using point-to-point movement, with roughly 12-15 miles between map points. There are up to 10 turns during the game, and each game turn represents 3 days.
The formations in the game are Confederate Divisions and Federal Corps, and also include Army HQs, Cavalry Divisions, and Federal Departments. Each formation has a number of Command Points reflecting the skills of its leader.
Formations spend Command Points to move, forage for supplies, destroy bridges, and cut or repair rail lines. As formations move on the map, enemy formations may attempt to evade, intercept, or screen.
Battles occur when Federal and Confederate formations occupy the same map point. Battles can last up to 3 battle rounds. Battle movement can take place between battle rounds to reinforce the battle from adjacent areas.
Victory Conditions provide players with multiple strategic options for pursuing victory.
Components
22 x 34 inch map
98 die-cut 5/8 inch back-printed counters
12 pages of rules
one 8-1/2 x 11 inch player aid card
ziplock folio format
Informations supplémentaires
| Mécanique: | Mouvement point à point |
| Catégories: | Guerre Guerre |
| Noms alternatifs: | |
| BARCODE: | ????????? |
| Cela a été vu 1487 fois | |
ATTENTION ! Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 3 ans. Il contient de petites pièces qui pourraient être avalées ou inhalées.