Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module

Publie en 1984

Boots & Saddles - Air Cavalry in the 80's, is the second Assault Series game. It could be played as a stand alone game, or in combination with the other games/modules in the series. Boots & Saddles added rules for helicopters and air defense weapons. The game uses 250 meter hexes, 5 minute turns, and platoon/section sized units. "In order to simulate the modern battlefield on a tactical level, a game must cover both hardware and the human element in detail. Assault includes all the latest technology from Chobham armor to Copperhead, as well as simple but realistic command control and morale rules." Game Content: Three countersheets (480 5/8" counters) Two 17 x 22" maps (Assault Series Maps C & D) One 6 page additional rules booklet One 16 page series rulebook Two 4 page scenario booklets One 4 page Briefing Folder Eleven player aid charts

Mecaniques

Grid Movement Hexagon Grid Line of Sight Three Dimensional Movement Movement Points Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game Ratio / Combat Results Table Hex-and-Counter Simulation Dice Rolling Modular Board

Categories

Modern Warfare Wargame

Auteurs

Frank Chadwick

Editeurs

Hobby Japan GDW Games
Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module

Informations du jeu

Joueurs
2 Players
Temps
4 hours
Poids
Medium-Heavy — 3,52/5
Annee
1984
Note sur BGG
6,82
Classement sur BGG
#10267
Age minimum
12+

Foire aux questions

Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module is designed for exactly 2 players.
A typical game of Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module takes about 240 minutes.
Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module has a complexity rating of 3.52/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Heavy' category. It is a complex game best suited for experienced board gamers.
The recommended minimum age for Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module is 12+.
Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module has a rating of 6.82/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 180 ratings. It is ranked #10267 overall.
Boots & Saddles, An Assault Series Module was designed by Frank Chadwick. It was published in 1984.