Grant, the third game in the British Wars trilogy is 'N: The Napoleonic Wars', its a really fun game which uses a similar system to don't tread on me. You are playing the British "funded" coalition trying to defeat Napoleon across the battle fields of Europe, while he constantly does something unexpected and frustrates your plans. Really fun game, Ben Madison seems to know how to weave alot of story into a game. I have found all his stuff very fun.
Just got this recently and been trying it out, so far I really enjoy it. It looks like it has just about unlimited replay ability. Components are all really nice.
I got the Tri-Pack of this series awhile back. Haven't delved into it yet, but took a look. One of them had a counter sheet with misaligned printing, but I'm not sure if it is manageable yet since I haven't punched them out.
Fantastic game. Probably my favorite solitaire game. The map is not the same as the first edition map. The second edition map looks 100 times better. Also check out Ben Madison's Jeff Davis: The Confederacy at War, Mrs. Thatcher's War, and Absolute Victory: World Conflict 1939-1945.
I don't know, looks very rudimentary. In general Courier fonts don't look so good in rules (Table of Contents). But -- a game that consists of track boxes barely qualifies as a wargame. I'll be passing on this, but hope you have fun.
Grant, the third game in the British Wars trilogy is 'N: The Napoleonic Wars', its a really fun game which uses a similar system to don't tread on me.
You are playing the British "funded" coalition trying to defeat Napoleon across the battle fields of Europe, while he constantly does something unexpected and frustrates your plans.
Really fun game, Ben Madison seems to know how to weave alot of story into a game. I have found all his stuff very fun.
I would love to see a play through of this one... at least a few turns.
Just got this recently and been trying it out, so far I really enjoy it. It looks like it has just about unlimited replay ability. Components are all really nice.
Can't believe we lost that one.
I got the Tri-Pack of this series awhile back. Haven't delved into it yet, but took a look. One of them had a counter sheet with misaligned printing, but I'm not sure if it is manageable yet since I haven't punched them out.
Yes, that is the second and much improved map
Happy belated Birthday, Grant!
I hope they don't cancel GenCon.
Really looking forward to gaming with you, Alexander, and Mike again!
As an owner of the first edition, I wish there was the option to just buy the map from the second edition. It look so much better.
Nice looking game. Looking forward to a review.
Fantastic game. Probably my favorite solitaire game. The map is not the same as the first edition map. The second edition map looks 100 times better. Also check out Ben Madison's Jeff Davis: The Confederacy at War, Mrs. Thatcher's War, and Absolute Victory: World Conflict 1939-1945.
I don't know, looks very rudimentary. In general Courier fonts don't look so good in rules (Table of Contents). But -- a game that consists of track boxes barely qualifies as a wargame. I'll be passing on this, but hope you have fun.
Looks interesting but I think the British objectives should be randomly generated otherwise it becomes rather programatic.
That rulebook looks like an 80s thing... i will pass...