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World at War: Blood and Bridges – Good to get it back to the table
I just wrapped up Scenario 1 from World at War: Blood and Bridges. It has kind of an interesting (and random) setup that can really impact the game. There is also a nice variety in the rules introduction as air [...]
I lucked upon another new Vassal opponent for Lock n Load Publishing’s World at War: Blood and Bridges. We started with the first scenario the other night before mic problems shut us down. That isn’t too bad as I needed the time to get a refresher on the rules. I had forgotten them since [...]
With World at War Play Out the Best Aspects of WWIII Warfare without the Inconvenient Nuclear Fallout!
As part of an effort to moderate shipping costs, I found myself owning Lock n Load’s Blood and Bridges. It is a platoon level hex and counter games with a WW III setting. I was on [...]
Never One Really Interested in the Extra Work in the past, I decided to give it a try after inspiration struck . . .
Some wargamers are obsessive about counter clipping. They discuss the merits of the effort, the tools, and even the technique of giving their game counters a nice clean edge.
For me, it just [...]
World at War: Blood and Bridges Unboxing Video
I hadn’t seen an unboxing video for Blood and Bridges before so I thought I’d give it a shot and do my part. I don’t do too many videos, but I think I am getting the hang of it. See what I found in the box. Enjoy!
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A Box of Goodness – My Copies of Thunderbolt Apache Leader and Blood & Bridges Arrive
I placed an order for these guys about two weeks ago. Long enough ago that I pretty much forgot they were on their way. But hey, who doesn’t like getting a stack of new games sent to them, no [...]
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