The Battle of Adobe Walls, November 25, 1864

A game by Michael Taylor

1 - 2 Players 360 minutes Medium

Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Hexagon Grid, Line of Sight, Movement Points, Ratio / Combat Results Table, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Simulation, Variable Set-up, Zone of Control

American Indian Wars, American West, Post-Napoleonic, Wargame

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready to dive into the wild west with The Battle of Adobe Walls, November 25, 1864, a gripping board game designed by Michael Taylor. This game is part of the Indian Wars of the American West series and puts you in the midst of one of the largest battles between US forces and Great Plains Indians. You'll take on the role of Kit Carson, leading a smaller US force against a massive Indian camp along a river, with the goal of eliminating the threat to settlers in the Texas panhandle. The game features a range of units, including infantry, cavalry, scouts, and the powerful Mountain Howitzer, which had a huge psychological impact on the Indian warriors. With a playtime of 360 minutes, this game is perfect for those who enjoy immersive and strategic gameplay. The rules are of normal complexity, making it easy for board game enthusiasts to learn and dive in. The game's scale is detailed, with each combat unit representing a US Cavalry company, approximately 100 Indians, or an individual leader, and each hex equaling 1/4 mile across. The game's variable setup and range of mechanics, including dice rolling and line of sight, ensure a unique experience each time you play. Whether you're playing solo or with a friend, The Battle of Adobe Walls offers a thrilling experience that will transport you to the American West of 1864.