Casualties, each in the proper game sequence. WTS is not a "Dependent Variant" of TSATF, but a complete, stand alone Originally designed for use with TSATF 20th Anniversary Edition, the Battalion variant, 800 Fighting Englishmen is even better suited for play. Song of Roland," "Beowulf," etc) and only the races of the literature are represented. The product of years of development actual factors that helped determine the outcomes of Dark Ages warfare. But the emphasis is on key characters: The Heroes,

Armchair General Score :96% Caesar Rome v Gaul September’s Eagles – The Thompson Trophy Air Races 1929 – 1939 Easily the most widely—and impatiently!—awaited title in TVAG’s history, GTSTE has been interrupted by other projects andArmchair General Score: 96% game box art Pendragon: The Fall of Roman Britain Designer: Morgane Gouyon-Rety can also be part of each game, but no two games need ever be alike with all the variables that can apply when building one's army.

set of 15 fully completed Ship Record Sheets representing those Gunboats called for in the campaign rules, "The Sun Never Sets," during initial dispositions across the world, is available in full color as PDF files may beWhen the game was announced, I was looking forward to Chancellorsville 1863 as I’ve not seen many games covering the battle of Chancellorsville. Yes, there are games out there that cover the battle. But covering the battle and covering the battle while capturing the sense of uncertainty and surprise that were hallmarks of that battle are two different things! I find myself impressed with Chancellorsville 1863. I found that this game excels at conveying the elements of uncertainty and surprise without needing a horde of special rules or double-sided counters. The elements of activation and cohesion, coupled with an easy-to-use combat system work well in projecting you into the position of a leader who has to determine just how hard to push in the face of an uncertain situation. with the possible involvement of law enforcement. Other rules make no distinctions between three distinct "theaters" in this era of criminal enterprise with the common denominator of violence--"Beers Wars," (1920-1933), "Dillinger Days" full color maps, tables, and additional uniform plates. Particularly useful contemporary illustrations and photos new to the work, equipped Armies of Spain, as well as the resultant insurgency of the Moro’s that came with acquisition of the Philippines. A reminder that history is a never ending now, a relentless and endless present that comes without the luxury of hindsight.' AL MURRAY

recordings of authentic period music for both armies. Three historical scenarios for Palo Alto, Resaca de Palma/Guerrero, and

Philippines, between the eager, but nearly clueless, Army of the United States, and the highly experienced and far better over-large to help readers grasp the details. Indeed, few of the original B&W illustrations remain, replaced by more The Armchair General takes the reader from May 1940 to the dropping of the atomic bomb in 1945. Some chapters are more complicated than others with the one devoted to the opening stages of Operation Barbarossa being a case in point. As part of the Soviet leadership do you remove Joe Stalin? If you keep him can Moscow be held? That section was one that I really enjoyed as the reader gets to play an NKVD officer and I have always thought that I would have been rather good at that role.

Robert Cowley brought together many big names for his compendium of counterfactual essays, What if? Military historians imagine what might have been (1999). In it, Cowley argued that the road not taken still belongs on the map. But that book is more than 20 years old now. The other new section is "Dillinger Days--Life On The Run," rules for organizing one's own career as a bank robber, and even building a gang of his own. From starting with their "Wheels," to choosing a Hideout, planning and executing a bankHood's Life" provides rules that allow players' Characters with activities not directly involved with the crimes they commit, but rather ways to fill their time away from the "job." Gangster, Hoodlum, or even Cop, his or her "Reputation" can