Description from the publisher: The NaW Compendium gives you three campaigns, Normandy, Operations Cobra and Arnhem. It's a game of risk and reward as players must learn to conserve their forces. The more lives you spend during one scenario, the fewer they'll have to start the next. However, the more objectives players complete earn them more points which...
One Solo Assistant for Two-Game Systems The Solo Assistant is a solo game assistant designed for Nations At War. We have expanded the Solo Assistant so you can also use it with World At War 85 game series. Allowing you to use the Solo Assistant for both game series. This Solo Assistant will allow players to take most scenarios from any Nations At War...
At the vanguard of this magazine is the Nations at War series of games. Included are articles on the future of the series, on the forthcoming Stalin’s Triumph, and on strategies for the campaign in Operation Cobra, plus four new scenarios by veteran designer Matt Lohse: two on Operation Market Garden and two on Operation Goodwood. In addition to the four...
A pack of 4 scenarios for the Nations at War series, previously released only to those who participated in the WBC WSR tournament. Requires both White Star Rising and the Operation Cobra expansion to play all of the scenarios. The scenarios are... Swap Meet -pits Easy Eights against Panthers. Clash at the Crossroads -pits paratroopers against Tigers....
Publisher's blurb: "The Axis and Allied Armies struggle for control of North Africa, 1941 – 1943. "In Desert Heat, the Nations at War system brings all the grit and fluid action of the North African Campaign to your gaming table in the platoon-level scale. Tanks, armored vehicles, anti-tank guns, mortars, infantry, air support and artillery are at the tip...
Nations war: Stalin’s Triumph takes fans of the Nations at War system (White Star Rising and Operation Cobra) to World War II’s Eastern Front! In a clash of the giants, the Soviet Red Army defends the Motherland against its German invaders from such fearsome formations as the 2nd SS and 11th Panzer Division. Centered on the area of Kursk in 1943, Stalin’s...
Nations At War v3.0 rules are the latest set of guidelines and regulations for the game system written by Sean Druelinger, Lead Developer of the Nations At War Series. These rules present the core rules for the game system. This new rule book has been designed to place all the rules in one book, making playing the game is easier and faster than ever....
Description from the publisher: Tigers in the Snow depicts the nail-biting combat during the Battle of the Bulge in our Nations At War series. In December of 1944 Hitler launched Wacht am Rhein (Watch on the Rhine) catching the Allies completely by surprise. The plan was to surprise the Allies with an encirclement attack which would force the allies into a...
Description from the publisher: It’s the fall of 1942, and the fight for Stalingrad is in full swing. In Victory Stalingrad, you will command either German and Soviet forces to recreate some of the most bloodiest battles of World War 2. Victory Stalingrad will take Nations at War fans into and around Stalingrad. Victory Stalingrad will feature the drive...
The Berlin Crisis was the culmination of a series of events that heated up the Cold War. Following the Bay of Pigs fiasco and the inconclusive Vienna Conference, Khrushchev saw Kennedy as a weak and inexperienced leader. He used this as an opportunity to solve the unresolved and aggravating problem: Berlin. East Germans were escaping to the West weekly by...
Often misquoted as "the monster game of modern warfare", NATO Division Commander is a much-maligned SPI WWIII title that, because of being widely misunderstood, is often more studied than played. Described in the rules as a "battalion level simulation of conflict in contemporary Europe", NATO Division Commander gradually introduces players to the most...
NATO Goes Nuts: The Coming Polish-German War. As America withdraws from the world, there will be vast repercussions. In Europe, the international security guarantees put in place in 1945 will be gone. That will mean the old national rivalries that twice in 30 years sent the continent into world wars will reemerge. The scenario here covers Central Europe...