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Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel
1993Jon Southard
1 - 2 players
240 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel is a Tactical level board-wargame of the bloodiest single-day battle in the American Civil War. Game turns are sequential, with each player moving, firing artillery, and then having two rounds of combat, each in turn. Also provided are rules for solitaire play. Victory is determined by victory points earned by the Union player for capturing and maintaining control of geographical objectives and Confederate unit losses. If the Confederate player can hold the Union to less than 25 points, they win. Victory conditions are slightly different for the Solitaire game. First published in Command magazine No. 22 (May-June 1993). Game Scale: Turn: 1 hour Hex: 250 yards Unit: Brigade & Battery Game Inventory: One 22" X 34" mapsheet Two countersheets (304 5/8" counters) One 36 page rule booklet
Which Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel video should I watch?
Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 playthroughs. They date from July 2021.
If you like it, try Carrier Battle: Philippine Sea, The Conquistadors: The Spanish Conquest of the Americas 1518-1548, Tokyo Express: The Guadalcanal Naval Campaign – 1942 and Grant: The Western Campaign of 1862, also by Jon Southard.
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About Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel
From BoardGameGeek:
Antietam: Burnished Rows of Steel is a Tactical level board-wargame of the bloodiest single-day battle in the American Civil War. Game turns are sequential, with each player moving, firing artillery, and then having two rounds of combat, each in turn. Also provided are rules for solitaire play. Victory is determined by victory points earned by the Union player for capturing and maintaining control of geographical objectives and Confederate unit losses. If the Confederate player can hold the Union to less than 25 points, they win. Victory conditions are slightly different for the Solitaire game. First published in Command magazine No. 22 (May-June 1993). Game Scale: Turn: 1 hour Hex: 250 yards Unit: Brigade & Battery Game Inventory: One 22" X 34" mapsheet Two countersheets (304 5/8" counters) One 36 page rule booklet
Designer
Jon Southard
Artists
Larry Hoffman, Beth Queman, Sawshun Yamagushi, Mark Simonitch, Don Troiani
Publisher
Kokusai-Tsushin Co., Ltd. (国際通信社)
Categories
Mechanics
Dice RollingGrid MovementHex GridLine of Sight