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I picked up Monmouth as a gift to myself, but have no far not had time to set it up for a solo play. Anyone interested in teaching the BAR system to a rank newbie?Continue
Started by Peter Burger. Last reply by Eric Aug 21, 2013.
Battles of the American Revolution – Solitaire Card Does anybody have or know where I could download this; it was released with the Germantown game if I am correct.Continue
Started by Brad Swinson. Last reply by Brad Swinson Aug 21, 2013.
Host: Kaarin EngelmannContact: 703-402-5694, kengelm@yahoo.comWhen: Saturday, July 30 from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PMWe will tour Brandywine and Paoli battlefields and Valley Forge. Our guide will be author,…Continue
Tags: forge, paoli, rev, 1776, valley
Started by Kaarin Engelmann Jul 11, 2011.
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The Battle of Rhode Island is now out! Includes the hypothetical Battle of Newport! Who has tried these out?
Played NEWTOWN and had a blast! Really rough as the Indian player, given the individualistic propensity of the tribes and that combat can occur at any time during the Indian turn, even before they are finished moving! Life isn't easy for the Patriot player either, given the clock is ticking and they have to be really aggressive to win!
Tom, the way I look at it is that Brandywine is just harder to win as the Americans. For me, it's the hardest of the non-seige games. Just my opinion.
@Eric - I'm curious regarding your recommended order. Monmouth is quite a long game, while Brandywine (my favorite at this writing) isn't nearly as long or dense.
I do like how GMT did the Guilford/Eutaw Springs combo as a great way of getting newer gamers into the system.
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