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ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios!

ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios!

Critical Hit, Inc. · 2015
1–2120–360 min14+ yrs6.5 BGG6CouplesStrategy
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From the publisher's website: Prior to his unexpected passing designer and author Ian Daglish (dec.) sent in his GWASL module materials, joining the work of other CH designers in the effort to bring another era of warfare to the collection.

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From the publisher's website:

Prior to his unexpected passing designer and author Ian Daglish (dec.) sent in his GWASL module materials, joining the work of other CH designers in the effort to bring another era of warfare to the collection. Losing top men is sad, and they can never, ever be replaced.

But their contributions, like authors of yore, can speak to us, and we are grateful to have this chance to make the Great War return for an encore ... on your gaming table in the form of ATS GREAT WAR MODULE II. It is all very straightforward, and the Special Rules give you the handbook you need to maneuver the men and machines, some representing combat systems never seen before, but prominent since. The Chauchet LMG, new French soldiers, Attack a' Outrance rules and couinters, French tanks and Guns, and more!

You receive all the combat counters you need to play. Special rules in color, 3-hole format. And of course, a collection of color format scenarios (8 in all) that all feature German/French combat.

 Schneiders at Soissons – Soissons, France, July 18th 1918
 Window of Opportunity – Bois Des Caures, France, February 22nd 1916
 Blasted Woods – Bois Des Caures, Verdun, France, February 21st 1916
 Dead Man Hill - Bois Des Caures, Verdun, France, March 8th 1916
 Flag Signal: Advance! – St Pierre Aigle, France, May 31st 1918
 Pilckem Ridge – Pilckem, Belgium, April 22nd 1915
 Baptism – The hamlet of La Ville Aux Bois, France, April 16th 1917
 The French Spirit – The Alsace border town of Altkirch, France, August 7th 1914
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BGG rating6.5 / 10
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CouplesStrategy
Play time
120–360 min
Players
1–2
Recommended age
14+ yrs
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ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios! is played by 1–2 players.
Q5How long does a game of ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios! take?
A game of ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios! takes about 120–360 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios! for?
ATS Great War: Blasted Woods – French vs. German Scenarios! is recommended from age 14.
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