2000Tom Dalgliesh, Grant Dalgliesh
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- 26
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Mainly how-to-play
2 - 7 players150 minMedium weight
Dixie: Bull Run
1994Tom Dalgliesh
2 players
60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
Gather your armies and fight over 3 positions. Cards represent infantry or cavalry regiments or artillery batteries. The uniform colors and styles are the uniforms that the regiments actually wore (according to the designers). You also have cards representing the participating generals , terrain and the ever present special events. It is a collectible card set but with a flat rarity. There is the original set of 200 cards representing the Battle of Bull Run. The second set at 400 cards was the Battle of Shiloh. The third set at 250 cards was the Battle of Gettysburg. All artwork and graphics in the Dixie series were created by RPG/Historical artist, Eric Hotz.
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Which Dixie: Bull Run video should I watch?
Dixie: Bull Run has 3 videos from 3 creators: 1 review and 2 how-to-play guides. They date from 2019 to April 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "CCG History: Dixie" by The Dracovin Empire, which runs 42 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Kilroy’s Vault - Dixie: Bull Run (Columbia) - Unbox *STILL IN SHRINK* + Plus More" by KilroyWasHere.
If you like it, try Wizard Kings, The Last Spike, Quebec 1759 and Napoléon: The Waterloo Campaign, 1815, also by Tom Dalgliesh.
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About Dixie: Bull Run
From BoardGameGeek:
Gather your armies and fight over 3 positions. Cards represent infantry or cavalry regiments or artillery batteries. The uniform colors and styles are the uniforms that the regiments actually wore (according to the designers). You also have cards representing the participating generals , terrain and the ever present special events. It is a collectible card set but with a flat rarity. There is the original set of 200 cards representing the Battle of Bull Run. The second set at 400 cards was the Battle of Shiloh. The third set at 250 cards was the Battle of Gettysburg. All artwork and graphics in the Dixie series were created by RPG/Historical artist, Eric Hotz.
Designer
Tom Dalgliesh
Artist
Eric Hotz
Publisher
Columbia Games
Categories
Mechanics