La Der des Ders (The War That Ends All Wars) is a two-player Strategic level wargame upon the World War One. Created by Arnauld Della Siega, "La Der des Ders" is published in the issue #145 of the French wargaming magazine Vae Victis. The game covers the entire conflict from 1914 to 1919. Each player control one of the two sides: the Central Powers or the...
La Der des Ders is a game that lets you relive the First World War at a strategic level, with each player controlling one of the two sides - the Entente or the Central Powers. La Der des Ders can also be played solo, thanks to dedicated rules: the player then takes on the role of the side he wishes, while the “system”, called Athena, is their virtual...
La destruction de la Panzer Brigade 106 (Destruction of 106th Panzer Brigade) is a small introductory WWII wargame, simulating the clash in France between the 106th Panzer Brigade and the 90th US Infantry Division. The game uses a easy movement-combat I-go-You-Go system, each turn game represents 2 hours of real time, a hex is 1 km cross, each counter is a...
This game was designed by the French club, Vortigern, to be played by correspondence and was later picked up by Azure Wish Edition to be sold as a commercial boardgame. It is a game for six players which combines diplomatic negotiation, warfare, and religious strife. Each player represents one of the primary religions of the seventh century AD: Western...
La Garde 6mm: Rules for Napoleonic grand tactical battles in 6mm. The concept is to give "grand order". That is to give orders to corps & divisional commanders, not to order a single battalion. It is considered that a divisional or brigade commander ordered to take defensive positions will form his troops in square by himself if the need was to arise ......
La Garde Avance! (The Guard Advances!) is an original module for the Jours de Gloire series, set at battalion scale, inserted ine VaeVictis magazine #161. It covers the last attack of the French army during the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon’s last reserve, six battalions of the Middle Guard and five battalions of the Old Guard, set off in square formation...
"La Garde recule!" is the tenth game in the Pocket Battle Games series from LPS, Inc. "La Garde recule!" takes a close look at the final moments of Waterloo, when Napoleon sends in his Imperial Guard to take the ridge and rout the Allied defenders. A mere five battalions, but the prime of the French army. Historically the Imperial Guard withdrew and the...
La Garde veille! (The Guard is on watch!) is an original module for the Jours de Gloire series, set at battalion scale, inserted in VaeVictis magazine #178. It covers Guard’s actions during the Battle of Eylau. The first scenario cover 1st Battalion of Grenadiers à pied regiment against a Russian column approaching Eylau’s cimetary and village. The second...
"La Gerusalemme Liberata" is a simple boardgame with paper miniatures that represent the two factions involved: Tho Holy Crusade and the Arab. The map board is the City of Jerusalem with strong wall perimeter. Mechanics are similar to a chess game, where miniatures "eat" other miniatures according to rules which are used to determine which is stronger. The...