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Meade's Turn: The Mine Run Campaign and Gettysburg

Meade's Turn: The Mine Run Campaign and Gettysburg 2000

Design Hampton Newsome Art Hampton Newsome Publisher (Self-Published)
8.3 /10
BGG rating
1–2
Players
60–180
Minutes
13
Age
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About the Game

Two division level American Civil War games. Uses the same system as the designer's previous At All Hazards game with two changes plus additional game specific rules.

Corps, Cavalry, and Supply wagons are activated by chit-pull. Each unit on the map is a Division with off map tracking boxes for supply, fatigue, and stragglers for each Division. Divisions have between one and four steps. Turns represent 3 1/2 hours and map hexes are approx. 1/2 mile across.

Gettysburg is won on geographical objectives with step losses counting, too. Mine Run is won solely on the basis of damage to the enemy force.

Only a playtest version produced. The designer also produced an experimental order system inspired by the Gamers' CWB (but without writing).

Filed Under

Categories
American Civil War Wargame
Mechanics
Chit-Pull System Hexagon Grid
BGG ratings
4
BGG data
refreshed Aug 26, 2026