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TDG: The Guerrilla Generation: Cold War Insurgencies in Latin America unboxing with Ray

246 views May 14th, 3:07 pm

TDG: Hunt for Blackbeard

1.4K views May 13th, 4:42 pm

TDG: 1862 War in Virginia unboxing with Ray

404 views May 12th, 11:34 am


Panzer Corps 2 Italy Vol. 1 Expansion DLC | PC WW2 Wargame | Slitherine Software

1.4K views May 14th, 12:39 am

Politik Overview | Global Domination Strategy Board Game | Black Yeti Games | Wargame

3.1K views May 10th, 11:59 pm

American Revolutionary War Overview | PC Hex & Counters Turn-Based Game | Wargame Design Studio

5.1K views May 6th, 11:50 pm

Game of the Month | April 2026 | Board Games | Wargames | PC Games

views May 3rd, 8:49 pm


Unboxing | Imperial Borders | Nightingale Games | The Players' Aid

views May 14th, 7:00 am

Unboxing | Bretwalda | PHALANX | The Players' Aid

1.3K views May 10th, 7:01 am

David Thompson | Monthly Debrief - S6E3 | March 2026 | The Players' Aid

3.6K views May 8th, 7:01 am

Review | Chicago '68 | The Dietz Foundation | The Players' Aid

1.1K views May 5th, 7:00 am


VE Day 1945 #shorts #youtubeshorts #ww2 #history

2.7K views May 7th, 8:01 am

M4 Sherman Tank Repairs Were Efficient and Easy

1.3K views May 3rd, 1:00 am

Nemesis Retaliation Gamefound Backer Contents (4K) #boardgames #wargames

77 views May 1st, 7:55 am

Operation Attleboro 1966 Vietnam War Documentary (upscaled with onscreen notes) #history #vietnamwar

410 views April 24th, 8:00 am


First Man in Rome - an Interview with Fabrizio Vianello & Tony Morphet of Thin Red Line Games

336 views May 14th, 9:01 am

Counter Clipping Ep269 | The Optimal Monster Wargaming Experience

1.3K views May 11th, 8:39 pm

THE CHIT SHOW | Shooting the Chit: Wargamers' Other Hobbies

598 views May 11th, 7:43 am

Counter Clipping Ep268 | Omnigamers in Disguise

1.3K views May 4th, 9:25 pm


Modern Naval Warfare Matrix Preview

246 views May 14th, 2:37 pm

Concerns about Tartaria 2030

255 views May 13th, 2:00 pm

Operation Overlord Review

343 views May 12th, 8:00 am

The Gimpy Raids Dirty Rats and Decent People like the Doctor

84 views May 11th, 8:00 am


A lonesome Gamer plays Street Masters vs Kingdom pt 4 & wrap

159 views March 13th, 3:47 pm

A lonsome Gamer plays Street Masters vs Kingdom pt 3

198 views March 7th, 1:30 pm

A lonesome Gamer plays Street Masters vs Kingdom pt 2

233 views March 4th, 3:27 pm

A lonesome Gamer plays Street Masters vs Kingdom pt 1

679 views March 2nd, 6:43 pm


Advanced Squad Leader RSS - Episode 43 - Scenario Balance

49 views 8 hours ago

Advanced Squad Leader - What You Need To Start Playing

887 views May 12th, 7:01 am

Advanced Squad Leader RSS - Episode 42 - Sleaze vs Historical Play

678 views May 8th, 7:15 am

Advanced Squad Leader Scouting Report 80 - Ordeal Before Shuri

421 views May 5th, 7:31 am


Big Board Gaming is live! - Thunderbolt, Next War, and Army of the Potomac

808 views May 9th, 7:18 am

Yeah, the last round of comments on Air & Armor

661 views May 7th, 4:24 pm

spend your time fighting the game or fighting the battle?

1.1K views May 3rd, 1:52 pm

Air&Armor 2 Sigh...InDaHouz..but wait EVEN MORE RULES. & yes MORE designer puffery...

views May 2nd, 5:30 pm


Open the Bag! Legion Wargames 'Doodlebugs!' | Unbagging

183 views May 12th, 12:00 pm

Rough Swordsman Wargamer is live

385 views May 1st, 2:21 pm

Command Post Episode 11 Special Guest Fabrizio Vianello

651 views April 18th, 5:07 pm

Let's Play: Kernstown

237 views April 10th, 4:21 pm


Example of German decision making in Ardennes II

views 20 hours ago

Report on Ardennes II (MMP Games), Turns 1-3, 16-18 Dec 1944

360 views May 12th, 7:09 am

2nd Pz Division captures Bastogne on 18 Dec in Ardennes II by MMP Games.

895 views May 12th, 4:40 am

Opening German moves of Ardennes II [SCS, MMP]

578 views May 10th, 9:41 am


Whiskey Charlie - Episode 94: April Showers

0 views April 27th, 10:55 pm

Whiskey Charlie - Episode 93: War Diary Magazine

356 views April 1st, 8:56 am

Battlegroup Clash: Baltics from Sapper Studio Preview

373 views March 30th, 11:00 am

War Diary Issue #31 Digital Preview

240 views March 23rd, 4:00 pm


Wilderness - 5-6 May 1864 | First Look

48 views 7 hours ago

Trench Raid (Compass Games) | Gameplay

314 views May 12th, 8:01 am

Twilight 2000 Solo Campaign | The Last Orders - Session One

views May 10th, 11:01 am

The Siege of Constantinople - Deluxe Edition (Decision Games) | First Look

428 views May 8th, 11:01 am


YouTube

Rebel Fury - https://youtu.be/KLc6hGmVmA4?si=AoCD4GPatMlN1Swt
Rebel Fury (Wilderness) - https://youtu.be/kUkkr43gUOM?si=BTnl4F59eChOQfY7

Army of the Potomac: Campaigns of 1862 and 1864 is the second volume in the Civil War Heritage series and the follow-up game to the innovative and acclaimed Rebel Fury. Army of the Potomac uses the same core rules as Rebel Fury, so players familiar with Rebel Fury will be able to jump right into the action. Each battle in Army of the Potomac is quick-set-up, quick-playing, and deeply interactive. The density of counters in each scenario is low, allowing you to see and experience the big picture of the battle.

Army of the Potomac covers the battles of Spotsylvania II, North Anna River, Cold Harbor, and the entire Seven Days battle (McClellan vs Lee), including the prelude Seven Pines (McClellan vs Johnston) when Johnston's wounding brought Lee into the command of the Army of Northern Virginia. Each battle places you, the player, in the role of the Army Commander (Grant, McClellan, Lee, Johnston). You maneuver your army to find the enemy’s flanks, concentrate your forces for an attack, and determine where to commit your artillery assets.

Units are portrayed at the Infantry/Cavalry division level. The Civil War Heritage series game system features a new Zone of Influence/Zone of Control mechanic that controls unit formation (March/Battle) based on their proximity to your opponent. As your units close with the enemy, your forces naturally break into battle formation, where they then maneuver the last distance to engage. Unlike most hex and counter wargames, this system allows you total freedom to move units in any order multiple times, unleashing the full range of historical tactics in a simple and clean format.

Combat features a differential combat system with few but significant factors that capture the key features of Civil War division level combat. Units are rated for quality, artillery support, supporting units, and terrain. The game features artillery duels with the occasional Exploding Caisson result. The Civil War Heritage series combat system accurately depicts the ability of units to launch multiple waves of attacks on the same position, capturing the back-and-forth nature of many famous combat duels.

Army of the Potomac also includes a set of campaign rules that allow you to conduct operations from Spotsylvania to Cold Harbor featuring logistics and attrition. Also included are two bonus scenarios to allow owners of Rebel Fury to also fight Spotsylvania II and begin the Campaign scenario from Wilderness to Cold Harbor using their original Rebel Fury map.

P.S. Sorry for the voice, still recovering; but just had to get this out to you all.

Rebel Fury - https://youtu.be/KLc6hGmVmA4?si=AoCD4GPatMlN1Swt
Rebel Fury (Wilderness) - https://youtu.be/kUkkr43gUOM?si=BTnl4F59eChOQfY7

Army of the Potomac: Campaigns of 1862 and 1864 is the second volume in the Civil War Heritage series and the follow-up game to the innovative and acclaimed Rebel Fury. Army of the Potomac uses the same core rules as Rebel Fury, so players familiar with Rebel Fury will be able to jump right into the action. Each battle in Army of the Potomac is quick-set-up, quick-playing, and deeply interactive. The density of counters in each scenario is low, allowing you to see and experience the big picture of the battle.

Army of the Potomac covers the battles of Spotsylvania II, North Anna River, Cold Harbor, and the entire Seven Days battle (McClellan vs Lee), including the prelude Seven Pines (McClellan vs Johnston) when Johnston's wounding brought Lee into the command of the Army of Northern Virginia. Each battle places you, the player, in the role of the Army Commander (Grant, McClellan, Lee, Johnston). You maneuver your army to find the enemy’s flanks, concentrate your forces for an attack, and determine where to commit your artillery assets.

Units are portrayed at the Infantry/Cavalry division level. The Civil War Heritage series game system features a new Zone of Influence/Zone of Control mechanic that controls unit formation (March/Battle) based on their proximity to your opponent. As your units close with the enemy, your forces naturally break into battle formation, where they then maneuver the last distance to engage. Unlike most hex and counter wargames, this system allows you total freedom to move units in any order multiple times, unleashing the full range of historical tactics in a simple and clean format.

Combat features a differential combat system with few but significant factors that capture the key features of Civil War division level combat. Units are rated for quality, artillery support, supporting units, and terrain. The game features artillery duels with the occasional Exploding Caisson result. The Civil War Heritage series combat system accurately depicts the ability of units to launch multiple waves of attacks on the same position, capturing the back-and-forth nature of many famous combat duels.

Army of the Potomac also includes a set of campaign rules that allow you to conduct operations from Spotsylvania to Cold Harbor featuring logistics and attrition. Also included are two bonus scenarios to allow owners of Rebel Fury to also fight Spotsylvania II and begin the Campaign scenario from Wilderness to Cold Harbor using their original Rebel Fury map.

P.S. Sorry for the voice, still recovering; but just had to get this out to you all.

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Army of the Potomac (GMT) - Civil War Heritage Series Vol II (Anniversary of Overland Campaign)

KilroyWasHere May 13, 2026 11:30 am

Three Days of Gettysburg traces its lineage back to Richard Berg's "Terrible Swift Sword" (1976). First published in 1995, 3DoG has stood the test of time as one of the most popular games of the Great Battles of the American Civil War series. This series is one of the hobby’s longest-lived design concepts, springing from the legendary regimental level Gettysburg game – Terrible Swift Sword (SPI) – designed by Richard Berg in 1976. Under GMT, the rules system has remained stable but has shown remarkable flexibility, allowing each game to incorporate additional rules to reflect historical battles smoothly. The series relies on interactive chit-pull mechanics to simulate the often-chaotic nature of the 19th Century battlefield at the regimental level.

Players command their armies via the chain of command from corps down through divisions and brigades to the individual units - regiments of infantry and batteries of artillery. The series relies on interactive chit-pull mechanics to simulate the often-chaotic nature of the 19th Century battlefield at the regimental level.

Three Days of Gettysburg Deluxe Edition will include ten-plus scenarios. They range from small skirmisher contests on half-sized maps to the ultimate Gettysburg experience on four full full-sized maps depicting the entire battle, including the East Cavalry Battlefield! Other scenarios will depict the first day’s fight for the hills surrounding Gettysburg; the second day’s assault on Sickle’s salient; the third day’s cavalry fight on Cress Ridge; Buford’s defense against Heth as his division approaches Gettysburg using the new skirmisher rules; the July 2nd evening assault on Cemetery Hill; the fight north of town on July 1st, and several others. The game includes smaller scenario maps; experienced players will be able to play many of the scenarios in one sitting. The 3DoG Deluxe edition will include many exclusive rules to represent the special situations at Gettysburg. However, many rules are optional, allowing players to decide what level of complexity they want.

New components include cavalry counters of four strength points or less that allow the player’s tactics to resemble historical cavalry tactics at Gettysburg better. Confederate dismounted cavalry counters allow for the dismounted and mounted fight on the East Cavalry Battlefield. Many artillery units have corrected weapon types, and some batteries can be broken into sections for the smaller scenarios (think of Calef’s battery on the first day!). Additionally, artillery overshoot rules elegantly show the Confederate defective fuse issues.

There are two types of skirmisher units, detachments from infantry and dismounted cavalry and breakdown skirmish units of specialized units. Players will find skirmishers well suited for their historical missions and challenging to move (or remove) unless faced with formed units. The Bliss Farm can be the problem it was in the actual battle.

New rules allow artillery to take losses in lieu of a Disorder result. Now, Alonzo Cushing can make his heroic final stand at the Angle! New rules for when units Collapse allow elite units like the Iron Brigade and the 26th North Carolina to continue to fight as they did historically, even after severe losses. Revised rules better represent how units recover manpower losses; no longer are the better Cohesion units more likely to recover, and players will find it beneficial not to run regiments into the ground. With a new battle-book rule, refused units with plenty of manpower are no longer the weak links in your firing line.

New town rules help show the difficulties formed units faced moving through the streets and limit the firepower of units in town when firing. Shock in town hexes will be less deadly, and Gettysburg will not be the defensive bastion of previous editions. However, skirmishers can duplicate the problems they caused the enemy when sniping from the houses of Gettysburg.

While woods have no Shock benefit, Rebels facing entrenched Yankees on Culp’s Hill will suffer like their historical counterparts. The many rock formations are presented differently from earlier editions, and artillery moving into a hex that takes more than four movement points will roll for Disorder. Players will find moving cannons up the slopes of Little Round Top as tricky in the game as it was in the battle.

We have added the eastern map that covers the cavalry battle between Hampton and Gregg on July 3rd. However, the addition allows for much more than just that. Both sides will find themselves using infantry to protect or threaten flanks on the new map, and Williams’ division of the Union 12th Corps can be in its historical position near the Daniel Lady farm on the afternoon of the first day.  

— From Publisher

P.S. Sorry for the voice, still recovering; but just had to get this out to you all.

Three Days of Gettysburg traces its lineage back to Richard Berg's "Terrible Swift Sword" (1976). First published in 1995, 3DoG has stood the test of time as one of the most popular games of the Great Battles of the American Civil War series. This series is one of the hobby’s longest-lived design concepts, springing from the legendary regimental level Gettysburg game – Terrible Swift Sword (SPI) – designed by Richard Berg in 1976. Under GMT, the rules system has remained stable but has shown remarkable flexibility, allowing each game to incorporate additional rules to reflect historical battles smoothly. The series relies on interactive chit-pull mechanics to simulate the often-chaotic nature of the 19th Century battlefield at the regimental level.

Players command their armies via the chain of command from corps down through divisions and brigades to the individual units - regiments of infantry and batteries of artillery. The series relies on interactive chit-pull mechanics to simulate the often-chaotic nature of the 19th Century battlefield at the regimental level.

Three Days of Gettysburg Deluxe Edition will include ten-plus scenarios. They range from small skirmisher contests on half-sized maps to the ultimate Gettysburg experience on four full full-sized maps depicting the entire battle, including the East Cavalry Battlefield! Other scenarios will depict the first day’s fight for the hills surrounding Gettysburg; the second day’s assault on Sickle’s salient; the third day’s cavalry fight on Cress Ridge; Buford’s defense against Heth as his division approaches Gettysburg using the new skirmisher rules; the July 2nd evening assault on Cemetery Hill; the fight north of town on July 1st, and several others. The game includes smaller scenario maps; experienced players will be able to play many of the scenarios in one sitting. The 3DoG Deluxe edition will include many exclusive rules to represent the special situations at Gettysburg. However, many rules are optional, allowing players to decide what level of complexity they want.

New components include cavalry counters of four strength points or less that allow the player’s tactics to resemble historical cavalry tactics at Gettysburg better. Confederate dismounted cavalry counters allow for the dismounted and mounted fight on the East Cavalry Battlefield. Many artillery units have corrected weapon types, and some batteries can be broken into sections for the smaller scenarios (think of Calef’s battery on the first day!). Additionally, artillery overshoot rules elegantly show the Confederate defective fuse issues.

There are two types of skirmisher units, detachments from infantry and dismounted cavalry and breakdown skirmish units of specialized units. Players will find skirmishers well suited for their historical missions and challenging to move (or remove) unless faced with formed units. The Bliss Farm can be the problem it was in the actual battle.

New rules allow artillery to take losses in lieu of a Disorder result. Now, Alonzo Cushing can make his heroic final stand at the Angle! New rules for when units Collapse allow elite units like the Iron Brigade and the 26th North Carolina to continue to fight as they did historically, even after severe losses. Revised rules better represent how units recover manpower losses; no longer are the better Cohesion units more likely to recover, and players will find it beneficial not to run regiments into the ground. With a new battle-book rule, refused units with plenty of manpower are no longer the weak links in your firing line.

New town rules help show the difficulties formed units faced moving through the streets and limit the firepower of units in town when firing. Shock in town hexes will be less deadly, and Gettysburg will not be the defensive bastion of previous editions. However, skirmishers can duplicate the problems they caused the enemy when sniping from the houses of Gettysburg.

While woods have no Shock benefit, Rebels facing entrenched Yankees on Culp’s Hill will suffer like their historical counterparts. The many rock formations are presented differently from earlier editions, and artillery moving into a hex that takes more than four movement points will roll for Disorder. Players will find moving cannons up the slopes of Little Round Top as tricky in the game as it was in the battle.

We have added the eastern map that covers the cavalry battle between Hampton and Gregg on July 3rd. However, the addition allows for much more than just that. Both sides will find themselves using infantry to protect or threaten flanks on the new map, and Williams’ division of the Union 12th Corps can be in its historical position near the Daniel Lady farm on the afternoon of the first day.

— From Publisher

P.S. Sorry for the voice, still recovering; but just had to get this out to you all.

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Three Days of Gettysburg, Deluxe Edition (GMT) - 50 Years in the Making!

KilroyWasHere May 11, 2026 11:30 am


Watching Mr Herman, Camp, and Hexy Battle it out in the Wilderness

93 views May 13th, 10:12 pm

For @gunberyl - chillin’ nature vibe yo

59 views May 9th, 5:33 am

US victory! Old School Tactical Hedgerow Clash 03 by @flyingpiggamespublishing #wargame

1.2K views May 7th, 6:10 pm

Breaking the Seal on 3DoG

159 views May 7th, 9:10 am


Taifa: Intrigue & War in Medieval Spain | Worthington Publ. | Unboxing & Overview

193 views May 12th, 8:00 am

Battle Box: Napoleonic Wars | First Look At the Game

1.3K views May 9th, 8:00 am

Men of Iron: Blood & Roses | GMT Games | Unboxing & Overview

196 views May 5th, 8:00 am

Into the Woods | GMT Games | Unboxing & Overview

334 views April 28th, 8:00 am


Sheridan in the Valley - Scenario #1 - Second Winchester

402 views May 12th, 8:01 am

Stonewall's Last Battle - Scenario #4 - Brandy Station

224 views May 5th, 8:00 am

Stonewall's Last Battle - Scenario #6 - The Chancellorsville Campaign - Rematch - Session 2

198 views April 28th, 8:01 am

Combat Commander: Leader of Men - Scenario T6 - One Steppe Beyond

280 views April 15th, 8:01 am


New Arrival - Wilderness (Worthington CWBBS)

866 views May 5th, 1:41 pm

New Arrival - Against the Odds Magazine #63 - Trying Men’s Souls

530 views April 24th, 3:24 pm

New Arrival - Battlegroup Clash: Baltics (Sapper Games)

1.1K views March 17th, 12:40 pm

New Arrival - The Coming Storm (TLNB/OSG)

1.3K views March 11th, 10:01 am



Game On 2026 Retrospective and Takeaways

597 views February 10th, 12:00 am

Game On 2026 Day 2

469 views February 6th, 2:23 am

Game On 2026 Day 1

views February 5th, 3:20 am

Game On Con 2026 Prep and what is coming later this year

364 views January 7th, 12:01 am


The Lamps Are Going Out Turn 11 - Spring 1917

100 views May 12th, 11:19 am

The Lamps Are Going Out Turn 10 - Winter 1916

90 views April 29th, 2:15 pm

The Lamps Are Going Out Turn 9 - Fall 1916

116 views April 16th, 7:00 am

The Lamps Are Going Out Turn 8 - Summer 1916

173 views April 9th, 7:00 am


Phillip II at Erigon Valley (Part 1)

202 views 19 hours ago

CWHS Wilderness game play with Mark Herman

377 views May 13th, 10:13 pm

"Is this what a Napoleonic Battlefield looked like?"

838 views May 10th, 8:24 pm

Unclaimed Victory - Late Attack (Part 2)

281 views May 8th, 8:40 pm


Ottoman Sunset Finale

54 views May 12th, 9:05 pm

Ottoman Sunset Live Part 1

110 views May 8th, 7:09 am

Let's Play: Levee En Masse: White Deck

83 views April 24th, 7:00 am

Command Post Episode 11 Special Guest Fabrizio Vianello

101 views April 18th, 5:07 pm


Point Blank Winter Victory Unboxing

views May 14th, 1:00 pm

Close Quarter Battles Waterloo Unboxing

224 views May 12th, 10:19 am

Modern Tactics: Afghanistan (Wargame Unboxing)

328 views May 10th, 11:36 am

Live Cardboard 31 - Ancients

415 views May 8th, 9:48 am


heading into the weekend, OST and more.

Cardboard Commander 8 hours ago

A playthrough with Tom Meier

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A playthrough with Tom Meier

🎲 Welcome to Cardboard Commander—your HQ for historical wargaming, tabletop strategy, and the Zone Of Control Podcast.

From unboxings and playthroughs to deep dives and community conversations, this is where history meets the tabletop.

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Unboxings & First Impressions
Playthroughs & Strategy Breakdowns
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Advanced Squad Keader Starter Kit | S104 Paratrooper's Hell

Cardboard Commander May 13, 2026 6:00 pm


CWHS Wilderness game play with Mark Herman

86 views May 13th, 10:13 pm

First Winchester May 25, 1862 - GBACW Death Valley

156 views May 13th, 2:15 pm

Seven Days - Army of the Potomac Play

views May 8th, 8:32 am

Breaking the Seal on 3DoG

70 views May 7th, 8:44 am


Seapower & the State 2025 - Rules Review Part 3 - Localization, AA, AS, AU Combat

75 views February 18th, 8:01 am

Seapower & the State 2025 - Rules Review Part 2 - Movement & Logistics

79 views February 14th, 8:01 am

Seapower & the State 2025 - Rules Review Part 1 - Overview, Components, Sequence of Play

140 views February 12th, 8:06 pm

Offline AI RPG Setup - Bravo Team Op Forest Storm Mission 2

64 views February 10th, 4:25 pm