Below is an article from our newest blog contributor, David Waldorf. He has chosen to share with us his thematic results for the “Danger!” chits in Space Empires 4X. Enjoy! -Rachel
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Scenarios/VariantsBelow is an After Action Report for The Last Hundred Yards Mission 5.0, “Action at Hatten”. Enjoy!
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Designer Blogs, Scenarios/VariantsWhen I first suggested that “Illusions of Glory” be published as a game for two to four players, I also proposed additional strategy cards. The powers-that-be objected that it would increase the game’s production costs. After the game went into production, I arrived at a solution that doesn’t require more strategy cards. Now, here is my
Multi-Player Variant for “Illusions of Glory” Read Post »
Designer Blogs, Scenarios/Variants“Talon Tuesdays†is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #28: Talon 1000 on P500 We’re so excited to announce the next addition to the Talonverse (what we call the universe in which Talon takes place)
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Designer Blogs, Scenarios/VariantsHi everyone. In today’s InsideGMT article, we are bringing you something new. I know many of you, like me, enjoy solitaire designs. Most of us who have played wargames for a while can even take a non-solitaire design and play it solo, with no problem. But CDGs are much harder to solo. And that has
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Scenarios/Variants, Solitaire SystemsI’d like to announce the availability of the first supplement for the Next War Series. This supplement will contain the following items: Cyber Warfare Capabilities Alternate Advanced Air Game Submarines Random Events Optional Rules One and a half counter sheets (containing the counters necessary for Cyber Warfare, Alternate Air Game, and Submarine Markers, as well as some
Next War Series Supplement #1 Read Post »
Scenarios/VariantsLocation: Golan Heights (Southern Sector) October 6, 1973 Situation: In this short AAR we take a look at the southern sector of the Golan front and the Syrian assault against the thin Israeli line defending it. The Syrian 5th Infantry division, boosted with two tank brigades, has departed from its staging area and moved towards
Operation Badr – Historical Scenario Read Post »
Designer Blogs, Scenarios/VariantsTriumph and Tragedy was designed from the bottom up as a three-sided game, taking the viewpoint that the democratic/capitalist West, the fascist Axis and the communist Soviet Union were at bottom irreconcilable rivals for European (and possibly world) hegemony. A corollary is that the historical West-Soviet alliance was not inevitable, but arose from necessity (Axis
Addition by Subtraction: Creating the 2-Player Bonus Variant for Triumph and Tragedy Read Post »
Designer Blogs, Scenarios/VariantsDan Stueber has been a long time proofreader, playtester, and supporter of the Next War series. He has completed and posted several solitaire game session reports on Boardgamegeek including one for the scenario he’s designed for Next War: Korea which is presented for your use below. Hope you enjoy! – Mitch This scenario postulates a slow
Next War: Korea – Scenario – Modified Tactical Surprise Read Post »
Scenarios/VariantsHere is the second of two scenarios Gene and I have dug up from the InsideGMT archives. Also included are the solitaire rules required for this scenario.
Silver Bayonet Archival Material, Part 2 Read Post »
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