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Napoleon's End presents four battles on the Seine, February-March 1814.
BATTLES SIMULATED
The first of the four battles occurred on the 17th and 18th of February: Mormant took place 3 days after the Battle of Vauchamps, covered in "La Patrie en Danger." The last two battles were fought in late-March: Arcis followed 8 days after Reims, from "Napoleon Retreats." With all three games you can contemplate a 12-battle Grand Campaign.
Here you have a series-first, a 40" map (which extends La Patrie East map with the potential for a 9' long map). The Mormant and Montereau maps combine to make one 44 x 34" map. The Arcis map is square-on with Arcis dead center and the Aube dividing the map in half. All four quadrants have troops moving through. Arcis was perhaps the Emperor's worst-planned mistake.
—description from the publisher
Napoleon’s End contains:
• Four maps. Three of the maps are 22" by 34" while the fourth is 22" by 40".
• 560 die-cut units
• 15 player aid cards
• Two rulebooks
JUEGO EN OFERTA BAJO DEMANDA - PRECIO ESPECIAL
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The Great Battles of Alexander - Expanded Deluxe Edition
ASL Winter Offensive Bonus Pack #15 (2024) features four new scenario designs (two by by Pete Shelling and one each by Kevin Meyer and Tom Morin) and three new Deluxe ASL boards (p/q/r). MMP has an ulterior motive, however, for the manufacture and sale of this particular product. Proceeds from the sales of each WO Bonus Pack #15 are donated to the WWII Foundation.
Pedido bajo reserva - disponibilidad mayo-junio
Barbarians at the Gates, The Decline and Fall of the Western Roman Empire 337 – 476, is a card-driven game by game designer, Kris van Beurden (whose credits include Europe in Turmoil) for two players set during the final century of the Western Roman Empire. The Roman player commands the Roman legions loyal to the failing central authority and those Germanic peoples who have settled peacefully inside the Roman Empire, while the Barbarian player leads Usurper Emperors, and controls the migrations of the savage Germanic peoples, who are the Barbarians at the Gates.
Stalingrad Advance to the Volga, 1942 puts the player in charge of the attacking and far more mobile German side while the game system handles the defending and largely static Soviet side. No two games will ever be the same. Each turn represents new and unique challenges for the player in the form of random events, uncertain supply deliveries and unknown Soviet area strength and defensive strategies.
Revista #42 de wargames. DISPONIBLE LA SEMANA DEL 7 DE ABRIL
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Corvette Command puts the player in command of a Flower class corvette, guarding desperately needed supplies being transported across the North Atlantic during the early years of the Second World War. Fighting both the harsh weather and the continual threat of German U-boat attack, mission success - and perhaps even the eventual outcome of the war - hinges on the successful passage of the transports.
This design from Alan Eagle includes a 17" x 22" game mat; 12-page rulebook; 3x Player Aid Cards; 7x Convoy Cards; 3x Assignment Order Cards; 19x U-boat Cards; 88x laser-cut counters; 1x 20-sided die; 1x 10-sided die; 5x 6-sided dice; and an Operations Record Log.
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