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Anthony Beevor's Arnhem is a very good overview introduction.

Hi Either of those suggestions would work well for cause-crazed or drug-crazed troops: just make sure that you maintain your consistency and avoid cheese. For example, for the combat drugs, you might want that ability to only activate on the turn of a particular card (commissar-like Medics boosting ...

Hi Glad you're going to try them out. Good that you've got a clear backstory for the army: really helps with the build. Looking forward to posting the battle reports on the Vis Lardica website: we could do with some more Q13 reports on there. 1. I usually have 2-3 specialists, dependent on the backs...

Hiya The cutting is about in the centre of the map and cuts through the long low hill that runs left-to-right. So you have the disused railway line running along the top of the embankment left-to-right, and the road and the actual railway line running through the embankment top-to-bottom. The embank...

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Great scenario pack: some really good games there. France 1940: #_5__ scenarios Tunisia 1943: #_2__ scenarios Italy: #_3__ scenarios Northern Europe: #__6_ scenarios Plus the Albert Bridgehead mini campaign There are 15 different AAR for the booklet on the Vis Lardica website: https://www.vislardica...

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You can't go wrong with John Warry's "Warfare in the Classical World".

Great general introduction to the period, plenty of pictures.

Hi Carl K picked up the rules very quickly. Once you have the concept of Actions understood, everything else is really just a matter of common sense (e.g. don't get caught in the open if you're going to be shot at) and a bit of technical knowledge (this tank is stronger than that tank in terms of gu...

I’ve decided to play through the Vyazma or Bust! early war eastern front campaign with K., Daughter #1’s boyfriend, trapped with us for the duration but now an avid wargamer. I was looking forward to this game, especially as K. had been happy to let me have the Soviets. Unfortunately, it was to be o...