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“Hammerin’ Sickles” to move to Revolution Games
By Hermann Luttmann: “I’ve made the personal decision to withdraw Hammerin’ Sickles from GMT Games and have it published by Revolution Games instead, under the new title Longstreet Attacks: The Second Day at Gettysburg.
Read More »New “Hammerin’ Sickles: Longstreet Attacks at Gettysburg” cover released.
By Fred Manzo Things are heating up for Hermann Luttmann’s “Hammerin’ Sickles: Longstreet Attacks at Gettysburg.” First, it blew through the P500 line at GMT going from 477 to 514 in less than
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A Quick Look at “Hammerin’ Sickles” and “At Any Cost: Metz 1870”
By Fred Manzo Although some people know Hermann Luttmann and I are working on a good 6+ games, today I’d like to discuss two of them in particular: “Hammerin’ Sickles: Longstreet Attacks at
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HAMMERIN’ SICKLES: LONGSTREET ATTACKS AT GETTYSBURG Rules
By Hermann Luttmann: Hammerin’ Sickles Rules Designer: Hermann Luttmann
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Notes on WBC 2014 – A Photo Essay
By Fred Manzo WBC – 2014 The World Boardgaming Championship (WBC) is a gaming convention held in Lancaster, Pennsylvania every summer that a bunch of us from Long Island have been attending for
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HAMMERIN’ SICKLES: LONGSTREET ATTACKS AT GETTYSBURG Event Chits
By Hermann Luttmann HAMMERIN’ SICKLES: LONGSTREET ATTACKS AT GETTYSBURG WILD AND EVENT CHITS WILD CHITS Fortunes of War: The next chit drawn from the cup is discarded for the turn and thus has no
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The Hammerin’ Sickles Playtest Map of Little Round Top
By Rick Barber The Little Round Top portion of the Hammerin’ Sickles playtest map. Game Resources: GMT Hammerin’ Sickles page
Read More »HAMMERIN’ SICKLES – Detailed Sequence of Play – A Boardgaming Way Preview
By Hermann Luttmann HAMMERIN’ SICKLES – Detailed Sequence of Play Hammerin’ Sickles is played in a series of Game Turns, the actual number of turns depends on the scenario selected. Every Game Turn (about
Read More »GMT places “Hammerin’ Sickles: Longstreet Attacks at Gettysburg” on their P 500 list
By the GMT staff “On the afternoon of July 2nd, 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg, Union General Daniel Sickles, commanding III Corps of the Army of the Potomac, made a decision that historians
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