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“Thunder in the Ozarks” Video Review
“Thunder in the Ozarks” is the second game in Revolution Games American Civil War series. The first game was “Stonewall’s Sword” and the next game will be “Longstreet Attacks: The Second Day at Gettysburg.” Longstreet
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“Days of Battle: Golan Heights” – A Boardgaming Way Second Look
Designed by Frank Chadwick Published by Victory Point Games – copyright 2013 Reviewed by Mitchell Freedman [Imagine my surprise when my sharp-eyed publisher noticed that I had reviewed this game once before. A couple
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Big Board Gaming Video Review of “Dead Reckoning”
Published on Jan 21, 2017 [“Dead Reckoning” was designed by Hermann Luttmann, developed by me and the art was done by Tim Allen. In other words, all the usual suspects. It uses a
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Hexsides and Hand Grenades: Yaah! #8 (Race to the Sea -1914) Review
By Brad Smith: Yaah! 8 – A Look Inside “Late last year, I had the pleasure to fill in as a guest editor for Yaah! magazine, the No-Holds Barred badboy of the gaming world.
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Geek Gamer Review of “Invaders from Dimension X!”
Published on Jan 12, 2017 Invaders! designer Hermann Luttmann contributes his thoughts to this game as we set up turn one and talk about how people new to wargaming can approach this play.
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Geek Gamer Video: Combat Result Table [CRT] (Wargaming 101)
Combat Result Table [CRT] (Wargaming 101) Published on Dec 19, 2016 a combat results table is discussed and demonstrated Yes, there are lots of #s in this vid!
Read More »Geek Gamers video: Hexes! (Wargaming 101)
Published on Dec 5, 2016 intro (0:00); why hexes? (0:59); purpose of maps (1:33); plexiglass? (2:48) terrain (4:15); LOS (5:18); CRT (6:43); scale (7:38); maps as dynamic systems (9:45) (And it even mentions “Space
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ATO Brandishes a FIST All This Month! (Or gives you beautiful cards in your mailbox.)
By the ATO Staff: “This December marks the 75th anniversary of the Flying Tigers starting operations in WW II. What better way to remember their efforts than with a copy of our award winning
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