Blenheim 1704 (Turning Point Simulations)
Blenheim 1704 (Turning Point Simulations)
    Blenheim 1704 (Turning Point Simulations)
    Blenheim 1704 (Turning Point Simulations)
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Blenheim 1704 (Turning Point Simulations)

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Edición en inglés. "Blenheim 1704 AD" is a tactical wargame from "Turning Point Simulations" which focuses on the battlefield area itself, with each side having two distinct commands and forces. Players will command the varied forces of each side, with British, Dutch, Austrians, Prussians,... Ver más
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"Blenheim 1704 AD" is a tactical wargame from "Turning Point Simulations" which focuses on the battlefield area itself, with each side having two distinct commands and forces. Players will command the varied forces of each side, with British, Dutch, Austrians, Prussians, Danes, and various German allies on one side and French, Bavarians, and even Irish fighting for Louis. Each unit in the game represents one brigade with each combat strength point around 400 men or 200 horses. One hex on the map equals 400 meters. A turn represents around one hour of action and the game can last up to 7 turns.

“But ‘twas a famous victory!”

Many wars have been fought to tip or maintain that illusive “balance of power” between nations, while including other objectives. The War of Spanish Succession might be the poster child for “balance” efforts, as demonstrated by the British… who allied with the Hapsburgs to stop a union between France and Spain…then left the war when it looked like the Hapsburgs could win (since Britain also feared a union of Spain and Austria!). Over the course of a 12-year war, there was much coming and going (along with secret negotiations and betrayals). The war included battlefields as far apart as Quebec and the Papal States, from the Netherlands to Hungary, and to various spots all over the German states. Including a small village on the Danube named Blindheim… which the British would garble as “Blenheim.”

The Battle of Blenheim includes:
   Map: Full color, 11” x 17” mounted mapboard
   Pieces: 176 full color, large 5/8" die-cut counters
   Rulesbook: 12 pages
   Skill Level: Medium