Post by commissardanno on May 7, 2013 21:15:32 GMT -5
So I decided to take the plunge with new game systems and this is what I found.
www.warlordgames.com/us-store/bolt-action/rules-books.html?___SID=U
Bolt Action is a WW2 28MM wargame that has caught a lot of peoples attention in the year since its been published. It has a unique unit activation and rules that are (or at least appeared to be) easy to learn.
I've been reading through my own rulebook and found a few hiccups, but then again this is a first edition so thats to be expected. It offers the players 4 different armies to use in the main rules. Soviets, Germans, Brits and USA are provided with late war lists in the book.
I'm going to bring the rule book and some mini's for a small battle if any one is intrested in learning about the rules with me. This will have to take place after I finish playing with Stephan in a Warhammer Fantasy game. I'll also have to leave at 6:15 or unless I have to put the mini's away since its board game night and I don't want to upset any of the board gamers.
www.warlordgames.com/us-store/bolt-action/rules-books.html?___SID=U
Bolt Action is a WW2 28MM wargame that has caught a lot of peoples attention in the year since its been published. It has a unique unit activation and rules that are (or at least appeared to be) easy to learn.
I've been reading through my own rulebook and found a few hiccups, but then again this is a first edition so thats to be expected. It offers the players 4 different armies to use in the main rules. Soviets, Germans, Brits and USA are provided with late war lists in the book.
I'm going to bring the rule book and some mini's for a small battle if any one is intrested in learning about the rules with me. This will have to take place after I finish playing with Stephan in a Warhammer Fantasy game. I'll also have to leave at 6:15 or unless I have to put the mini's away since its board game night and I don't want to upset any of the board gamers.
