Produktbeschreibung
"The paths to glory lead but to the grave" – English Commander
Savage Wilderness - The French and Indian War is our second game simulation of the French and Indian War, the North American theater of The Seven Years’ War fought between the English and French. One of the key aspects of this conflict was control of the two rivers that served as critical trade routes for both nations, the Allegheny and Monongahela.
Designed by Bill Molyneaux, Savage Wilderness provides gamers with a fast-playing, introductory-level wargame covering twelve engagements of this war, including alternate variants for you to explore. Using easy to understand rules, each scenario is designed to be played in about an hour. Special scenario rules expand the experience further, bringing unique flavor and mechanics specific to each engagement while staying historically correct.
Battles included in this game are Grand Pre, Petitcodiac, Fort Bull, Mercer’s Massacre, Fort Oswego, Kittanning, German Flatts, Battle of Fort Ligonier, La Belle Famille, Beauport, Bloody Morning Scout, Bloody Run, Devil’s Hole, and the 30 turn campaign: The Battle of Fort Fredrick
Battle On Demand Edition: The Battle On Demand Edition is an entirely printed edition that includes full color printed, manual, player aid cards, maps, die-cut counters (2mm thick). Also included is the complete PDF Download files so you can get right into the game.
Print and Play Edition: The Print and Play Edition is also known as our Download PDF edition. For those who like to print their own game components, this option is for you. These files were designed for a fast download and can be printed on both US Letter and A4 paper sizes. Included is everything you need to print on a home printer or a local print shop. You can select to purchase the PDF Download only at a reduced price under the Available Options on the product page. If you are not sure if printing your own game is for you to learn how with this article here.
Requirements: No other products are required to play this game. |
