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Last Full Measure: The Battle of Hanover

Last Full Measure: The Battle of Hanover 2018

Design Gerald Todd Art Gerald Todd Publisher (Self-Published)
5.3 /10
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2
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June 30th, 1863: During Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania, Stuart and the cavalry were trying to link up with Ewell's corp believed to be near York PA. On the way there, they ran into Kilpatrick's division of Union cavalry.

Last Full Measure is a free print-and-play game of the Battle of Hanover, the forth game in the LFM series.

A brigade scale game that uses regiment counters, as opposed to generic line markers, to spread the brigade over multiple hexes according to it's size. Ranged artillery fire, cavalry charges, command and control, all in only eight pages of rules. Play aids include Player-aid card with CRT and other charts and table; Eliminated Units card, Order of Arrival card, and 240 2-sided counters.

The map measures 23" x 27" at a scale of 250 yard per 3/4" hex.

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Categories
American Civil War Civil War Print & Play Wargame
Mechanics
Hexagon Grid
BGG ratings
3
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