"EVERY STALK OF CORN IN THE NORTHERN AND GREATER PART OF THE FIELD WAS CUT AS CLOSELY AS COULD HAVE BEEN DONE WITH A KNIFE, AND THE SLAIN LAY IN ROWS PRECISELY AS THEY HAD STOOD IN THEIR RANKS A FEW MOMENTS BEFORE." General Hooker commenting on the cannister fire of six Union batteries The summer of 1862 was a time of peril for the Union. The Army of the...
Set of miniatures wargame rules for fighting battles of the American Civil War circa 1862. From the cover: "Being a set of very playable recreational Wargame rules that will create, to some degree, the excitement and pageantry of Tactical Battles of the late War for Southern Independence" Assuming 25mm\28mm figures are used: Game scale: One inch = 22 yards...
It's 1861 and the War Between the States has begun, you must do your duty to your state and your new President ~ north or south. Glory: 1861 gives you the chance to raise an American Civil War infantry regiment and lead your men into battle. You will need fewer than 50 figures to play. The rules allow you to create a historical regiment, with named...
This game, the first in 3W's 'North and South' Civil War battle series, was first published in The Wargamer Magazine (#52). The game recreates the first Battle of Bull Run, the first major battle of the American Civil War. Morale played an important part of every Civil War battle, and Bull Run was no different. The first player to demoralize their...
Glory: The Battles of First & Second Manassas and Chickamauga, 1861-63 is the first game in GMT's Series: Glory (Richard Berg). Glory presents three American Civil War battles - First Manassas (1861), Second Manassas (1862) and the Battle of Chickamauga (1863) - as never before seen. The new game system combines sophistication with ease of accessibility:...
Glory II: Across the Rappahannock (AtR) is the second game in GMT's acclaimed American Civil War series, Glory. Glory presents a brigade-level system that highlights ease and speed of play with solid historical insight. Across the Rappahannock revises the original design to make all of those features even better. And it is still a game that can be played...
(from GMT web site :) Glory III is the third game in GMT's popular American Civil War series, Glory. This series presents a brigade-level system that highlights ease and speed of play combined with solid historical insight. Glory III follows the success of Glory II: Across the Rappahannock, and presents a polished system with ease of play, with two...
Subtitled "The American Go Game." Campaign! was published in 1961 to reflect on the War Between the States. The game board is made up of squares 18 long and 15 wide, with various "battlefields" interspersed among the blocks. Each player starts with 72 wooden discs. Each turn, a player rolls the dice and adds discs to his or her lines, attempting to...
Gods of war - Robert E. Lee is a historical wargame, set in time of American Civil War and mid 19th century. You can play battles from Bull Run to Gettysburg but also from Solferino to Sedan. The game is part of a series called gods of war. The first was the Gods of War – Napoleon. The game concerned the Napoleonic wars and was published only in Polish....
Gods of War - Robert E. Lee is a historical wargame set in the time of the American Civil War and the second half of the 19th century. You can play battles from Bull Run to Gettysburg and from Solferino to Sedan. Thanks to our game you will become the commander in chief of an entire huge army. Do you want to equal Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Helmuth...
Grand Army of the Republic is a two player Strategic level wargame simulation - designed by Roger Nord and published by Task Force Games in 1988 - covering the whole American Civil War. The time is spring 1861 and the place is America, poised on the edge of Civil War between the new Confederate States and supporters of the Union. As either the North or the...