2016Hermann Luttmann
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- 114
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1 - 5 players90 - 120 minHeavy weight
Steamroller: Tannenberg 1914
2017Hermann Luttmann
2 players
90 - 120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
"Steamroller" is a highly playable, tense, operational look at 1914's pivotal Tannenberg campaign. Command either the German 8th Army or the Russian 1st and 2nd Armies in the battle that decided the early course of the Great War on the Eastern Front. The game is the latest iteration of the system used in Hermann's earlier "Race to the Sea 1914", (as well as "Dead Reckoning") with corps, divisions, and brigades traipsing around the wilderlands of East Prussia and northeastern Poland. Game components include one 11 x 17 game map, one sheet of 88 die-cut counters, and an array of cards used to bid for initiative and determine combat results.
Which Steamroller: Tannenberg 1914 video should I watch?
Steamroller: Tannenberg 1914 has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 how-to-play guide and 1 unboxing. They date from January to February 2025.
If you like it, try Dawn of the Zeds (Third Edition), The Plum Island Horror, A Most Fearful Sacrifice: The Three Days of Gettysburg and Crowbar! The Rangers at Pointe Du Hoc, also by Hermann Luttmann.
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About Steamroller: Tannenberg 1914
From BoardGameGeek:
"Steamroller" is a highly playable, tense, operational look at 1914's pivotal Tannenberg campaign. Command either the German 8th Army or the Russian 1st and 2nd Armies in the battle that decided the early course of the Great War on the Eastern Front. The game is the latest iteration of the system used in Hermann's earlier "Race to the Sea 1914", (as well as "Dead Reckoning") with corps, divisions, and brigades traipsing around the wilderlands of East Prussia and northeastern Poland. Game components include one 11 x 17 game map, one sheet of 88 die-cut counters, and an array of cards used to bid for initiative and determine combat results.
Designer
Hermann Luttmann
Artist
Tim Allen
Publisher
Flying Pig Games
Categories
WargameWorld War I
Mechanics
Combat ResolutionDice RollingGrid MovementHex Grid