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Race to the Vistula

Race to the Vistula

2005·Pieter-Jan de Wilde

2 players
180 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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An intermediate complexity simulation of the Soviet offensive against the German Army Group North-Ukraine from July 1944 to August 1944. Published in Panzerschreck #14. Typical Attack-Defense-Movement counters, differentiating armor/infantry/mech - Soviet Armies-Corps and German Corps-Divisions - special units (Air - Flak - Artillery divisions - German Armored Train) - Supply rules - A different Sequence of play (Soviet Movement - Joint Air - Soviet Combat - then a die roll to determine if German movement or combat occurs - German reinforcement - then the other German phase, combat or movement)

Race to the Vistula

Which Race to the Vistula video should I watch?

Race to the Vistula has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 playthroughs. They date from May 2024.

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Race to the Vistula AAR PT I - Minden GamesPlaythrough12:17

Race to the Vistula AAR PT I - Minden Games

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About Race to the Vistula

From BoardGameGeek:

An intermediate complexity simulation of the Soviet offensive against the German Army Group North-Ukraine from July 1944 to August 1944. Published in Panzerschreck #14. Typical Attack-Defense-Movement counters, differentiating armor/infantry/mech - Soviet Armies-Corps and German Corps-Divisions - special units (Air - Flak - Artillery divisions - German Armored Train) - Supply rules - A different Sequence of play (Soviet Movement - Joint Air - Soviet Combat - then a die roll to determine if German movement or combat occurs - German reinforcement - then the other German phase, combat or movement)

Designer

Pieter-Jan de Wilde

Artist

Art Lupinacci

Publisher

Minden Games

Categories

WargameWorld War II

Mechanics

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