Innocence Lost: First Bull Run 1861 is a Desk-Top-Publishing Tactical level board-wargame on the first major engagement of the American Civil War war....excellent counters and even better map: typical DTP fare 2-part map and cut out counters but worth the price unlike at a lot of games out there. For all the students of the ACW here is another variation on...
Innocence Lost: The Battle of First Bull Run is an introductory level game on the first major battle fought in the US Civil War. Each turn represents a half hour of time and there are up to 18 turns in the game. Infantry and Cavalry units are Brigades, while Artillery units represent divisional-level batteries. Players issue orders to their various...
Iron and Fire is a diceless simulation of battles of the American Civil War in the Valley of the Shenandoah in 1862. The game uses terrain and counters included with the game with essentially a miniatures system of tactical combat and movement. Orders are issued to units with impulse counters. Combat is resolved by calculating "total fighting power" of...
Summary of Contents INTRODUCTION: Scales; Dice and Die Rolling Conventions; Structure Points and Buoyancy Points; Size; Gun Descriptions; Armour; Ship Design Examples; Command Quality; Crew Quality TERRAIN, CURRENT, WIND AND VISIBILITY: Shallows; Currents; Wind; Visibility; Lines of Sight ORDER OF PLAY AND INITIATIVE: Initiative for small actions;...
Iron and Oak is game of ship-to-ship combat set during the American Civil War. As a tactical representation of naval warfare, each of the ships is accurately modeled for offensive capability including gunnery, ramming and spar torpedoes; for defensive capability including damage and five distinct armored or wooden hit locations; and for maneuverability...
Sub-title:’ It’s Finest Hour at Gettysburg', and is about this Unit's involvement during the 1st Day of the epic 3-Day Battles that followed. The "IRON Brigade" at this point, consisted of the following Units: the 19th Indiana Regiment, the 24th Michigan Regiment, plus the 2nd, & 7th Wisconsin Regiments commanded by Brig.Gen. -Solomon Meredith, with...
This is a tabletop game system that covers naval warfare in the 1850 to 1880 era, i.e. during the American Civil War and the time of the first Ironclads that appeared at that time. Quote: "This was a time of naval invention where all navies concerned were on a steep learning curve, having only recently adopted such novelties as steam propulsion, iron...
Iron & Steam is a rules system for playing out ironclad naval combat in the era of the American Civil War. Game play is relatively streamlined, while rules include a good amount of specific technical information to satisfy those wanting a greater degree of granularity and detail. As such, the rules contain pre-generated game statistics for historical...
From the introduction: "Ironclad is intended to be a set of quick-moving, hard hitting rules, best suited for those who wish to sacrifice a certain amount of realism for the sake of the game. It is not intended to be comprehensive and cover every possible situation that could arise out of the U.S. civil war. It is, rather, a playable game... a framework...
(from a Yaquinto ad:) The IRONCLADS is a tactical level, simultaneous movement, game of ship-to-ship combat in the American Civil War. Players move one or more of over 130 counters that represent individual ships over a large (42" x 27-1/2") four pieceqeomorphlc mapboard as they attempt to outmaneuver and out-shoot their opponents. 45 ship specification...