No Trumpets, No Drums is a Strategic level wargame of the war in Vietnam. Two players, representing the Communist states and guerrilla armies of South-east Asia and the pro-Western and neutral states and forces of that region and their American allies, combat each other in a political and military duel for control over Indochina. (from the 2nd edition...
No Turning Back is the next game in The Gamers' Line of Battle (LoB) series covering the first epic confrontation between Grant and Lee, the Battle of the Wilderness in May 1864. The battle is a very misunderstood battle with the general narrative that both armies were stumbling to find each other in the thick woods. Units get lost and confusion reigns....
Nobunaga Fuun-roku (Records of Nobunaga) is an operational wargame on the battles of Nobunaga. It covers battles in the Yamato region. The Game Journal edition includes the short scenarios "Nobunaga in the Capital", "Tensho Blitzkrieg", "Battle of Shiga" and "Battle of Anegawa", each 4 or 5 turns long. The campaign scenario "Genkame Disturbance" lasts 14...
Issue game of Wargame Japanese History #11. A strategic level wargame about unification of Owari Province based on early years of Oda Nobunaga (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oda_Nobunaga). NB: A "gunki" is a war story (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunki_monogatari). Players control either Oda clan or Imagawa clan, and challenge to unification of Owari...
Node is a sister work to Skirt. Like Skirt, the active player places a pair of pieces in the outer and inner areas, but in Node, the second piece is placed in a space in the inner area that is on the same line as the two pieces in the outer area. The victory condition is also the same as in Skirt, if you can connect one of the opposite sides with your...
A war game set in Greg Stafford's world of Glorantha, wherein players move armies composed of the five tribes of Prax--the Bison, the Morokanth, the Sable, the Impala, and the Independents. The explanation of the game in the original rules describes it such: "This game is the second of an interlocking triad of fantasies which deal with various aspects of...
Nomads No More (NNM) is a free game system that includes two different games: Ungern’s Mongolia and Pasha’s Bokhara. Both games in the NNM system use the same core rules but use separate maps and pieces to cover concurrent conflicts that erupted on the eastern perimeter of Soviet Russia soon after the Russian Civil War – the early 1920s. Ungern’s Mongolia...
NomadSed is a strategic board game where players assume the role of nomadic herders and try to increase their livestock capital. They have to make decisions that do not only depend on the state of the pastures, but also on daily challenges related to life in the steppe. At times, it makes sense to invest money and buy extra fodder; at others, sheep have to...
from MMP's website: In September of 1862 after months of uninterrupted and spectacular successes, Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virgina was poised to win the war. Lee has beaten back McClellan's Army of the Potomac from the gates of Richmond, routed Pope's Army of Virginia, and built a reputation of invincibility. Meanwhile, Lincoln had already penned...