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Any one play this delightful wee gsme about ww2 commando raids?

It's very much the lovechild of 'test of honour' and 'shadespire' and we're just getting to grips with it. Rules are technical and a little bit intricate but quite OK.

Very interesting game and a clever one that kind of forges a natural narrative when you play.

Worth looking at!

Deadnight wrote:
Any one play this delightful wee gsme about ww2 commando raids?

It's very much the lovechild of 'test of honour' and 'shadespire' and we're just getting to grips with it. Rules are technical and a little bit intricate but quite OK.

Very interesting game and a clever one that kind of forges a natural narrative when you play.

Worth looking at!

love it, as the guard player is utterly infuriating, but feels real, not having a clue whats going on

Recently picked up the Escape from Stalag Luft III expansion.

nice models, the scenarios firmly not as expected though, for one thing only one actually in the prison camp so you don't actually need a prison camp terrain table to play it, bit of a shame a couple more in there would be good.

that said they look fun scenarios and given a chance for some varied tables to be set up and use a range of models. you will need various buildings, checkpoints, vehicles etc to get the most from this one

nicely allows the escapees to be added to normal games bringing in a level of confusion with how the guards react to apparently civilians wandering about