#145 w/Strategic Civil War, The American Civil War

“Strategic Civil War” is a game that appeared in Strategy & Tactics 310, originally redesigned based on the work published by James Dunnigan in issue 1974 in issue 43 of the magazine.

Although it is a work that can be played entirely from the beginning of the Civil War to the end of the war, it is a good work that is compactly packed as an optimal size for magazine appendices.

The economically advantageous Union camp aims to win by breaking the Confederate economy, while the Confederate camp aims to stabilize and independence in the Southern economy while strengthening the attack on the Union.

The focus of the game is not only on economic resource management and management, such as the production and placement of combat units, but also the victory on the board has a great influence on the political situation.

In addition, the historical note of Strategy & Tactics 310 is published as a translated article.

This item does not include English rules unless noted in the condition note.