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Clash for a Continent: Battles of the American Revolution and French & Indian War
by Matt Burchfield, Grant Wylie, Mike Wylie · Worthington Games
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What is Clash for a Continent: Battles of the American Revolution and French & Indian War?
From the publisher's website: Clash For A Continent is our exciting game on the American Revolution and French & Indian War. This game features 15 scenarios covering the battles that forged the nation. Map boards and terrain tiles so you can play the scenarios included as well as design your own favorites. Pieces represent the British, American, French, and Indians that were prominent in the battles. For each battle the commanders are rated for their leadership capabilities and this plays a vital role in the ability to move and control your forces on board. Dragoons, artillery, Indians, light infantry, militia, and various other pieces are present to perform their historic roles in battle. The game box features the artwork of renowned historical artist Don Troiani. Can you as Braddock and Washington outwit the French and Indian ambush on the forest trail to Fort Duquesne? As Tarleton can you slash through Morgans lines at Cowpens? The decisions are yours………… Game includes box, map, hardwood wooden counters, labels, rules, dice, and scenario book. French & Indian War Scenarios: Fort Duquesne, 17 July 1755 Battle of Lake George, 8 September 1755 Ticonderoga, 8 July 1758 Quebec, 13 September 1759 Bushy Run, 5-6 August 1763 American Revolutionary War: Battle of Bunker Hill, 17 June 1775 Oriskany, 6 August 1777 Brandywine, 11 September 1777 Saratoga (Freeman's Farm), 19 September 1777 Germantown, 4 October 1777 Camden, 16 August 1780 Cowpens, 17 January 1781 Guilford Courthouse, 15 March 1781 Green Springs, 6 July 1781 Yorktown Redoubts 9 & 10, 14-15 October 1781
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