Gettysburg 1863
WPUB090
- English
- From 14 years old
- 3 to 4h
- 2 player(s)
Gettysburg 1863 uses the largest assembled game board Worthington/Old School Wargames has ever created. The reason for this being the largest game board ever created by the publisher is the desire to use large, thick counters with large hexes - 3/4-inch thick counters with large hexes - which, at this scale, requires a large game board.
Scale: Each hex equals 200-220 yards per hex, with elevation changes of 35 to 40 feet. Each strength point equals 100 men per strength point or 1 to 3 cannons per strength point. Each turn equals 1 hour.
Gettysburg 1863 is the fourth volume in Old School Wargames' Civil War brigade battle series. Players have the opportunity to relive the historic and decisive battle of Gettysburg in 1863 using a large mounted game board, large pieces and a simplified set of series rules of just 8 to 12 pages.
The battle booklet will give you historical details, design notes and 6 scenarios:
Single-day scenarios should take between 1 and 3 hours to play, with the full battle taking between 6 and 10 hours to play.
Special rules for early or late arrival of reinforcements, follow-up attacks, new terrain rules for multi-level hex changes, a new retreat rule, and more!
Gettysburg 1863 can easily be played by teams of 3 or more, with each player taking command of a corps in either the Union or Confederate armies.
Includes:
Scale: Each hex equals 200-220 yards per hex, with elevation changes of 35 to 40 feet. Each strength point equals 100 men per strength point or 1 to 3 cannons per strength point. Each turn equals 1 hour.
Gettysburg 1863 is the fourth volume in Old School Wargames' Civil War brigade battle series. Players have the opportunity to relive the historic and decisive battle of Gettysburg in 1863 using a large mounted game board, large pieces and a simplified set of series rules of just 8 to 12 pages.
The battle booklet will give you historical details, design notes and 6 scenarios:
- July 1 - Encounter engagement
- July 1 - Take this hill (Can Ewell take Culp Hill?) (one card)
- July 2 - The battle for the flanks
- July 2 - The battle for Little Round Top (one card)
- July 3 - Lee's Folly
- July 1 - July 4 (the complete battle with an optional July 4 day for players)
Single-day scenarios should take between 1 and 3 hours to play, with the full battle taking between 6 and 10 hours to play.
Special rules for early or late arrival of reinforcements, follow-up attacks, new terrain rules for multi-level hex changes, a new retreat rule, and more!
Gettysburg 1863 can easily be played by teams of 3 or more, with each player taking command of a corps in either the Union or Confederate armies.
Includes:
- Large, sturdy game box with attractive full-color illustration
- Two 34" x 22" rigid mounted game boards (combined to form a 34" x 44" battlefield)
- Five counter sheets with 3/4" counters
- Two double-sided color player's aids in large, legible font
- Two ten-sided dice
- Two sets of full-color set rules
- Two full-color battle booklets with scenarios, historical commentary and design notes
- Pawn tray
| Theme(s) | War | |
| Language(s) | English | |
| Mechanism(s) | Wargame | |
| Country of origin | China | |
| Editor | Worthington Games | |
| EAN | 856565007684 |
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