The Aragón Front: The Spanish Civil War in Eastern Spain 1936/39
180m1–2p1997
This is solitary, easy and short card driven game for the Battle of Madrid (november-december 1936) of the Spanish Civil War. There are two types of Cards. Battle Cards with a numerical value from 1 to 7, and Position Cards, which represent historical fortifications.
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This is solitary, easy and short card driven game for the Battle of Madrid (november-december 1936) of the Spanish Civil War.
There are two types of Cards. Battle Cards with a numerical value from 1 to 7, and Position Cards, which represent historical fortifications.
The player must set up his battle cards in the gaps before you draw all the fortification cards. when a Positioin card is draw, you can't place any more cards in this gap.
Victory or defeat for the player is when all cards are drawn. If all gaps (12) have a Position card, is a republican Victory, but if there is any gap with 7 or 14-28 Battle cards without Position, there is a Fascist victory.
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