Agree. I think most historical wargames (operational and strategic levels) fit nicely into "5. Expansion and Conflict" above. Games like Blood Rage, C&C: Napoleonics, Undaunted and other "troops on a map" games all share some common DNA in how they create game arcs during play.
Agree. I think most historical wargames (operational and strategic levels) fit nicely into "5. Expansion and Conflict" above. Games like Blood Rage, C&C: Napoleonics, Undaunted and other "troops on a map" games all share some common DNA in how they create game arcs during play.
Agree. I think most historical wargames (operational and strategic levels) fit nicely into "5. Expansion and Conflict" above. Games like Blood Rage, C&C: Napoleonics, Undaunted and other "troops on a map" games all share some common DNA in how they create game arcs during play.