2024Michael Rinella, Paul Rohrbaugh
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1 players0 minMedium weight
Nothing So Well Lost: The Siege of Rhodes 1522
2013Paul Rohrbaugh
2 players
90 min
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This is the second game in the TPS line of the Pocket Battle Games series from LPS, Inc. It covers the 1522 attempt by the Ottoman empire to take the city from the Knights Hospitaler. It is printed on a single postcard-sized piece of cardstock with game map on front and rules on the back. Counters need to be cut from around the edge of the card. Die-cut counters are available from ATO with any purchase at no additional charge. The Ottoman side attempts to reduce the Hospitaler resistance by bombardment, mining and assault, while the Hospitaler side tries to reduce the Ottoman artillary and resistance by bombardment, counter-mining and sallies. These actions are taken by units activated by random card draws and results are resolved with a D6 roll.
Which Nothing So Well Lost: The Siege of Rhodes 1522 video should I watch?
Nothing So Well Lost: The Siege of Rhodes 1522 has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 playthrough and 1 unboxing. They date from 2023 to November 2025.
If you like it, try Cities of the Damned: Aachen and Cassino, The Cruelest Month: Air War over Arras, April 1917, Balck Friday: The Tatsinskaya Raid, December 1942 and Dueling Eagles: Aerial Combat over Malta, also by Paul Rohrbaugh.
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About Nothing So Well Lost: The Siege of Rhodes 1522
From BoardGameGeek:
This is the second game in the TPS line of the Pocket Battle Games series from LPS, Inc. It covers the 1522 attempt by the Ottoman empire to take the city from the Knights Hospitaler. It is printed on a single postcard-sized piece of cardstock with game map on front and rules on the back. Counters need to be cut from around the edge of the card. Die-cut counters are available from ATO with any purchase at no additional charge. The Ottoman side attempts to reduce the Hospitaler resistance by bombardment, mining and assault, while the Hospitaler side tries to reduce the Ottoman artillary and resistance by bombardment, counter-mining and sallies. These actions are taken by units activated by random card draws and results are resolved with a D6 roll.
Designer
Paul Rohrbaugh
Artists
Ilya Kudriashov, Mark Mahaffey
Publisher
LPS, Inc.
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Mechanics
Action PointsDice RollingSimulation