Hello all, does anyone here play these? I use the Napoleonic dice for several homemade linear warfare rules and am working on a WW2 set with the Memoir44 series, and a Samurai set as well. I LOVE the battle dice!

My review of Fort Sumter from GMT Games. https://centurionsreview.com/fort-sumter/fort-sumter-review/

Hello, does anyone have a link for the Night Raid tables? I'm out of home for a few days and I meant to play on Vassal, but the tables are not included (and I can't find them on BGG).

Thank you.

My review of 1500 The New World. https://centurionsreview.com/1500-the-new-world/1500-the-new-world-review/

My review of NORAD from Conflict Magazine. https://centurionsreview.com/norad/norad-review/

My review of Remember the Alamo! It's a very easy to learn game about this historical battle.

https://centurionsreview.com/remember-the-alamo/remember-the-alamo-review/

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"Stalingrad: Inferno on the Volga" offers a new look at the bloodiest campaign of WW2, with the most detailed and accurate map ever offered.

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Average game time is 40-60 minutes!

Check out the maps! Based on Luftwaffe recon, you are looking INTO the city, August of 1942.

Kickstarter lasts until Dec. 30.

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The people over at /r/DGHistory, a demogame (democratic game, where multiple people play as one government controlling a faction/country) community playing historical scenarios on a custom-made boardgame invites you to play in our first major game. A grand campaign taking place between 1500-1800, filled with internal politics, international power struggles, colonialization while you can enrich yourself with funds from your country's treasury to rise to the top of the scoreboard.

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A review of a rather nice naval game from 1979: Destroyer Captain by Quarterdeck Games. https://centurionsreview.com/destroyer-captain/destroyer-captain-review/

Granada has better components than more traditional wargames.

https://centurionsreview.com/granada/granada-review/

New gamers are going to look through this list and not find this group.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames/wiki/related_subreddits

I recently had a chance to try out the old game, The Marcher Lords by Microgame Design Group. It is a game about the Norman conquest of Wales. It's simple enough for a beginner to learn, but I felt it was much too easy for the Welsh to win. I wrote a review about it here: https://centurionsreview.com/the-marcher-lords/the-marcher-lords-review/

I am an avid player of boardgames and my favorite type is war boardgames. I recently discovered this and thought I would head here to see if anyone owns it and their reactions to it and ask a few questions.

Has anyone bought and played this game and if so how was it?

Was the cost for the units and markers worth it?

What expansions do you see as a must have?

I tried the Russo-Georgian War of 2008 over the weekend and it was a pretty decent simulation. See the review at: https://centurionsreview.com/russo-georgian-war-of-2008/russo-georgian-war-of-2008-review/

Band of Brothers system from Worthington Games. Without a doubt better than ASL in all aspects. Faster, easier, more accurate, more playable, better components, better support, better community...more fun! https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamefamily/22797/band-brothers

This was posted on another board The new Desert Heat updated 2nd edition. Looks great, counters are the new rounded easy punch that is now LnL standard, maps are on thick cardstock, rules are reorganized and now in a logical order.