Chancellorsville 1863

A game by Maurice Suckling

1 - 2 Players 45 - 90 minutes Low

Action/Event, Betting and Bluffing, Card Play Conflict Resolution, Command Cards, Dice Rolling, Events, Grid Movement, Hand Management, Hidden Movement, Move Through Deck, Re-rolling and Locking, Simulation, Solo / Solitaire Game, Variable Set-up

American Civil War, Civil War, Post-Napoleonic, Wargame

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Chancellorsville 1863 is a card-driven game that drops you into the midst of the American Civil War, specifically the Battle of Chancellorsville. Designed by Maurice Suckling, this game is easy to learn and can be played by 1 to 2 players in about 45 to 90 minutes. With its unique blend of game mechanics, including action/event, betting and bluffing, and card play conflict resolution, you'll be fully immersed in the battle. You'll play as either the Confederate or Union army, using formation cards to maneuver and attack enemy forces, and gaining momentum cubes to spend on tactic cards that can give you a crucial edge in combat or movement. As you play through the game, you'll need to strategically use your formation cards to outmaneuver your opponent, taking advantage of bonuses from historical figures like Hooker, Lee, and Jackson. The game also includes additional rules for fixed defensive positions and Jackson's famous Flank March, adding a layer of complexity and realism to the battle. Your goal is to destroy enemy formations or occupy key victory locations, cutting off the enemy's supply lines and emerging victorious. With its engaging gameplay and historical significance, Chancellorsville 1863 is a must-play for fans of wargames and the American Civil War.