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Dreadnoughts & Battlecruisers (North Sea Edition)

By: Minden Games

Type: Ziplock

Product Line: War Games (Minden Games)

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Last Stocked on 9/14/2023

Product Info

Title
Dreadnoughts & Battlecruisers (North Sea Edition)
Publisher
Category
Publish Year
2015
Dimensions
6x9x.25"
NKG Part #
2147597928
Type
Ziplock

Description

Dreadnoughts & Battlecruisers is a two-player tactical miniatures-style series of games covering Great War naval combat. Players maneuver and fire their individually rated warships from Allied and Central Powers fleets (BB / BC / B / AC / CL class ships, rendered at 1/4200 scale with top-down deck views). Ships are rated for firepower (bow, stern, and broadside, gun size and range, speed, flotation, armor, and more. Replay any number of actual or hypothetical encounters, including the full Battle of Jutland (1916). The game system is highly playable but retains a realistic "feel". Even fleet-sized encounters may be easily played using the D&B system.

D&B: North Sea is a new edition of D&B (2015) that incorporates new graphics and components plus some significant changes and additions from earlier editions. The most important change is the introduction of flotation ratings for each ship, affecting how the ship handles damage. A handful of ships have received revised, updated ratings. New optional rules (such as National Characteristics, and advanced fire progressions) bring the game to a new level. Overall, the changes to this edition are sure to please D&B veterans, and gamers new to naval wargaming. D&B: North Sea is a thoroughly revised edition of D&B: Jutland (now out of print). Dreadnoughts & Battlecruisers is a naval wargame that stresses playability and historicity.

Contents:

  • 24-page illustrated rule booklet with standard, optional, and advanced rules, designer's notes
  • six sheets of cardstock ship counters (139 ships)
  • several scenarios, including Coronel (1914), Dogger Bank (1915), and Jutland (1916)
  • set of 108 color thick card damage markers
  • two identical two-sided color Reference Cards
  • two identical two-sided color Fire Progression Cards
  • ziplock packaging