Gunfight at O.K. Corral: October 26, 1881

Gunfight at O.K. Corral: October 26, 1881

2021Gary Graber

1 players
0 min
1.8/5 weight

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Gunfight at O.K. Corral simulates the most famous gunfight in the Old West, when the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday dispatched the Clanton-McLaury gang in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, in 1881. The solo game allows you stand in the boots of the participants (you play the lawmen, the system handles the outlaws) during this “30 shots in 30 seconds” encounter in history. The individual men are rated in variety of categories (gun speed, accuracy, experience, etc.) so the stage is set as you walk shoulder-to-shoulder down Fremont Street… toward destiny. 10 pages of rules, 27 counters & markers, game tables, Historical Placement map, optional rules, Designer's Notes. NOTE: The PDF edition is identical to the edition published in Panzerschreck #18 (though it does include an extra small map, and roster sheet); those owning the Panzerschreck edition do NOT need to buy this game. -description from the publisher

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About Gunfight at O.K. Corral: October 26, 1881

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Gunfight at O.K. Corral simulates the most famous gunfight in the Old West, when the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday dispatched the Clanton-McLaury gang in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, in 1881. The solo game allows you stand in the boots of the participants (you play the lawmen, the system handles the outlaws) during this “30 shots in 30 seconds” encounter in history. The individual men are rated in variety of categories (gun speed, accuracy, experience, etc.) so the stage is set as you walk shoulder-to-shoulder down Fremont Street… toward destiny. 10 pages of rules, 27 counters & markers, game tables, Historical Placement map, optional rules, Designer's Notes. NOTE: The PDF edition is identical to the edition published in Panzerschreck #18 (though it does include an extra small map, and roster sheet); those owning the Panzerschreck edition do NOT need to buy this game. -description from the publisher

Designer

Gary Graber

Categories

American WestPost-NapoleonicPrint & PlayWargame

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Dice RollingSimulationSolo / Solitaire Game
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