What’s in the new tabletop football game?
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I have several strategy suggestions gleaned from three completed games. Avoid purchasing battleships. They are slower than cruisers and their firepower against surface ships are not worth the extra price. But the obsolete battleship you start with at Danzig is remarkably effective as an anti-aircraft platform. It is helpful to keep her alive. You need to stay with the Deutchland cruiser class for two reasons. First, they are less expensive. Second, they have a one hex greater firing range than the Admiral Hipper class. The extra firing range is much more important than slightly higher damage.
After the successful invasion of Norway in 1940, German naval combat was largely limited to submarine warfare, commerce raiders and costal defense. Order of Battle WW2: Kriegsmarine is the fifth supplement in the Order of Battle series. The Kriegsmarine single-player game puts you in the role of the commander in chief of the German Navy and provides extensive what-if options to WW2 German Naval operations. I purchased Kriegsmarine and played it through three times.
Dice at Sea? Naval Yahtzee? Or just forces you to think about the same tough decisions the Axis & Allies faced during WWII?
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High Flying Dice sent over copies of both Gliders from the Sky and St. George’s Valor. Michael digs into both.
Note that these games are not sold in a combo pack, but were both shipped to us together. Watch for more as Michael digs into the games
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