1778, America. While British command relies on its vast power, loyal soldiers, and the court of King George, George Washington forms a secret agency to watch over the occupied New York and extend American influence across the Atlantic. Players take the side of the Americans, the British, or one of the European powers to compete in gathering and delivering...
Tree of Liberty is a wargame for the usual brigade-to-division sized battles of the American Revolutionary War for independence. With minimal tweaking, it could be used for other battles between Europeans and natives on the American continent from the abandonment of the pike to the arrival of the rifled musket. The game has an order-based activation system...
Trenton 1776 is the second game in the Campaigns of the American Revolution series. The first, New York 1776, covered the battles around the city. Following that campaign Washington was chased out of New York into New Jersey with the British storming across the Hudson in hot pursuit. Trenton 1776 is that campaign. One where all seemed lost. One described...
Following the British defeat at Bunker Hill and their evacuation of Boston Harbor, the American colonies essentially held all the land of the former colonies. However, the American invasion of Canada ended in humiliating defeat and King George III won enough support from hardliners in the Parliament to raise a massive army and fleet that the British...
"Turncoat" is a simplified version of the historic "goose"-type board game and was extremely popular during the Revolutionary War. Soldiers would gather 'round the campfire at night and play this simple, yet challenging game. It was also extremely popular in neighboring villages and settlements. - From the rules sheet. Players take turn rolling a die and...
Published in 2005 by BSO Games (DTP), the description is from the GMT website, when it was on their p500 list. It's Turning Point, a game covering the pivotal battle of Freeman's Farm, at Saratoga. It features all the units, from Morgan's Rifles to the British grenadiers, and all the dense, wooded terrain you would normally expect, but in a way you've...
Freeman's Farm and Lundy's Lane were Turning Points in the American Revolution and the War of 1812 for America in the formation the United States Army. Using the Battle Manuver system (first seen in Waterloo), this is a low complexity game designed by Richard Berg. It is a full box game. The Battle Manuver syster game uses cards, one deck for each player...
Turning the Tide - The Battle of Bemis Heights (October 7, 1777) The Battle of Bemis Heights (October 7, 1777) is a two player simulation of the second Battle of Saratoga in the American Revolutionary War. Although conflicts between the Americans and the British occurred throughout the day of October 7, this simulation’s focus is over the skirmish at...
Rules to recreate battles of the American revolution period based on the warmaster rules. The rules were published in Wargames Journal magazine Number 6. There are several scenarios and a campaign system in numbers 7 and 8 of the same magazine. Several scenarios are available: Guildford courthouse, Brandywine (4 players) and 3 small actions from the same...
5mm Wargame Rules. 1700-1900 These rules are designed for 5mm figures and cover the period approximately 1700 to 1900, which is generally called the Horse and Musket period. The type of game created is definitely of a wargame style as opposed to a board game style. The scales for the game are 1mm = 1m, 1 figure = 20 men and 1 gun = 2 guns. Time scale is...
Army Lists for Two Hundred Years 5mm Wargames Rules 1700-1900. Including lists for the Marlburian Period, Great North War, 18th Century, Seven Years War, American War of Independence, Revolutionary Wars, Napoleonic Wars, India 1840-1850, Mexico, Crimean War, Mid 19th Century, American Civil War, Mexican War, Late 19th Century and British Colonial Wars....