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Thought I'd repost an after-action report of a game of Regimental Fire and Fury I had the other week.

It was a fun game, with a lot of movement back and forth (well, much more on my side than on the Rebel's). It has the people who've played this scenario in our little group confused as to exactly how the Union is meant to win the battle - even other players who've taken the time to wait for reinforcements have had a difficult time displacing the Crack and Veteran Confederate troops.

Nonetheless, I had a blast in this game, managing to rally my Trained and Green troops several times to get them back into the fight.











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