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Apr 8, 2025·How to play·41:49·114·Watch on YouTube

CCG History: Dixie

The Dracovin Empire

The Dracovin Empire

Watch “CCG History: Dixie,” a how-to-play guide for Dixie: Bull Run from The Dracovin Empire on BoardGameVideo.

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Greetings, Welcome to the Dracovin Empire. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheDracovinEmpire Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tdracovin Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/tdracovin.bsky.social Discord: https://discord.gg/Vzqcna7 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thedracovinempire Welcome to my series of Streams/Videos where I go into depth on tabletop topics. I dive into Collectable Card Games from the early days of the type of games. Today we talk about Dixie, a CCG developed by Columbia Game, a company that makes many products for tabletop based on historical battles. In this case, it's a game based around the battles of the American Civil War. Join me in learning about it's history and how this game was played! Website: https://columbiagames.com/ Background Music Soundhammer: https://twitter.com/soundhammerinc https://soundcloud.com/sound-hammer Art by Olirant https://twitter.com/Olirant https://www.twitch.tv/olirant Dixie was Formally Owned and Published by Columbia Games Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:24 - Basics 2:27 - Columbia Games 4:26 - History 5:25 - Game Basics 6:34 - Products First Bull Run 8:02 - Shiloh 9:01 - Gettysburg 9:53 - Editions and Starter 11:42 - Rules The Card 14:11 - The Dice 14:28 - The Deck 15:44 - The Set Up 18:11 - Winning 18:48 - The Turn 19:45 - Morale 21:12 - Combat 24:55 - Moves 28:41 - Reinforcements 29:14 - Terrain 31:30 - Generals 33:49 - Special Cards 36:15 - Other Rules 37:55 - Discussion and Outro

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Dixie: Bull Run

Dixie: Bull Run

1994·Tom Dalgliesh

2 players
60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

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

American Civil WarCard Game

Mechanics

Area Majority / InfluenceArea Movement
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