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Texas Revolution

Texas Revolution

1981·Dan Mings

2 players
90 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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Board-wargame covering the Texas Revolution (the war of independence from Mexico) of 1835-6. The game is relatively straightforward, with a single 22x34" map and one sheet of counters. Despite its rough appearance (the game was put out on a shoestring in the early eighties), this is a polished system and a quite playable game.

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Board-wargame covering the Texas Revolution (the war of independence from Mexico) of 1835-6. The game is relatively straightforward, with a single 22x34" map and one sheet of counters. Despite its rough appearance (the game was put out on a shoestring in the early eighties), this is a polished system and a quite playable game.

Designer

Dan Mings

Artist

Dan Mings

Publisher

Mings Enterprises

Categories

Post-NapoleonicWargame

Mechanics

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