The second game I ran at Origins 2009 was Guilford Court House; a four player, three hour game.
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Looking at the American position from the British point of view.
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The British advance. They will shake out their line to attack the Americans all along their first line, with a slight overlap on the British left.
The Americans decided to bring their entire army forward to the first line for a stand there.
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The British lost every melee except one. After tow hours of play, they conceded.
I have run this game twelve times. I recommend it as a well balanced, fun game. It doesn't take alot of troops or table.
Looks like a good game. Can you share the OB?
ReplyDeleteAJ, it's Frank's from an old email to the V&B yahoo group. I'll find it and post it.
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