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Wilderness War
Play strategy cards as events or operations, activate armies, move along routes and waterways, fight battles, conduct sieges and raids, build forts, and control the frontier by war’s end.
Reds! The Russian Civil War 1918-1921
Set the 1918 campaign forces and political markers, draw activation chits, move the activated front or faction, resolve combat and retreats, trace rail and supply, apply events and foreign intervention, reinforce surviving armies, and check resource-city and political victory conditions through the final turn.
Wellington: The Peninsular War 1812-1814
Choose a scenario and assign the four commands, deal strategy cards, alternate card plays as command points or events, move armies along connected spaces, resolve interceptions, battles, sieges, attrition, and political control, then check automatic victory or compare points at the scenario end.
Pax Britannica: The Colonial Era 1880 to the Great War
Budget for expansion and maintenance, negotiate competing claims, use Congress before disputes become wars, and watch European Tensions while building an empire that can score.
Imperial Elegy: The Road to the Great War 1850-1920
Industrial and diplomatic positioning compound across decades; secure the economy and minor-power relationships your war plan will need before an event forces the timetable.
1812: Napoleon's Fateful March
Before committing to another advance, trace the retreat and supply consequences as carefully as the route toward Moscow; winning a battle does not repair an overextended campaign.