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"The Royal Navy", the fleet of Great Britain is well represented at a Tactical
level through thirteen scenarios from World War I and II (with two additional
bonus scenarios. Note: The number of scenarios seems to have depended on
when one ordered the game. To my knowledge there was a total of nineteen
scenarios available, although there may have been more). From long-range
daylight battles to short, deadly night action. Many different nations'
great ships are represented, too. Based on "Ironbottom Sound" and "Destroyer
Captain", this game is a culmination of both of those games. Each hex (daytime)
is about 1500 yards and (at night) about 600 yards. Game-turns (daytime)
are about 7.5 minutes and (at night) about 3 minutes.
Game
components include : 22" x 34" Mapsheet, 304 Counters (includes 16 blanks),
Armor Penetration chart, 2 Ships' logs, Land cut-out sheet, 4 Ship Information
sheets, 4 Scenario sheets, Gunnery Hit Table, Torpedo Characteristics chart,
Collision & Torpedo Hit Damage table, Special Damage table, 2 regular
Dice, 2 ten-sided Dice & Rules.
Two
players. Ages 12 & up. Quarterdeck Games from 1984. Design & Historical
Research: Jack Greene.
Additional
info: Scenarios 16 thru
19 in text format.
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