If you love the idea of leading a Civil War guerrilla force, this solo wargame is for you! It puts you in charge of the famed "Mosby's Raiders" for a tense and strategic experience.
- Engaging guerrilla simulation
- Tactical freedom in actions
- Immersive solo experience
- Dynamic campaign system
- Classic wargame feel
- Requires rulebook study
- Single-player focused
About the game
What you do in a play session
The game grants you the freedom to choose your targets and plan your "Raiders'" actions. You might find yourself deep within enemy territory when your activities finally draw attention, initiating a pursuit. From there, the critical question becomes: escape or stand and fight the pursuing Union forces? Unexpected events can occur, diminishing your Confederate support or, perhaps, bringing surprising reinforcements. The game simulates the unpredictable nature of guerrilla warfare, where cunning and speed are as vital as brute force. Featuring a campaign system and card-driven mechanics, each playthrough promises a unique and tense experience. It's an operational-level wargame focused on simulating the solitary challenge of leading a guerrilla unit during one of America's most turbulent historical periods.
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