Yes. Â It’s a geomorphic gameboard. Â This allows you to experiment with both fictional and history based battles. Â When I was a kid, I was fascinated by the Helen of Toy game advertisements in the back of old comic books……especially, Task Force. Â I dreamed of what that game would be like and later, in junior high school, I began to develop what would eventually become this game. Â It’s inspired by the art in those old ads, influenced by the classic Gamemaster Series and ultimately finalized by my own style with a focus on playability, strategy and the most crucial element of any game…FUN. Â
A&A chess (no dice)
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I ahve been playing A&A chess (no dice) as per http://www.chessvariants.org/wargame.dir/aa.html and it is brilliant. It turns this ‘beer & pretzel’ game into one of the best strategy games ever. - Plus no complaining over lucky/unlucky dice. Also it makes Play By Mail very easy. What do other prolpe think?
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Id rather roll once like in all classic wargames. You index the attack and defense factors and produce a ratio and just roll once. Secondly, from that site id check out the bughouse rules and play that form of chess for 4 players.
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Ya know bad dice rolls simulates the fact that sometimes even the best trained sodiers can be defeted by a inferior force. It happens all the time in real life. Even in American history. Consider that our nation was founded after we won a war that by rights we should have lost.
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