Board game · 2020
Łódź 1914
Łódź 1914 simulates clashes between German, Austro-Hungarian, and Russian armies across three scenarios focusing on objectives and supply lines. A fourth scenario combines it with Tannenberg 1914 for the Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes. It uses the WB-95 rule system.
If you like the mechanics Ratio / Combat Results Table, Hexagon Grid, Simulation, Movement Points, Dice Rolling, Zone of Control , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family Cities: Lodz (Poland), Players: Two-Player Only Games, Country: Poland, Series: Wielkie Bitwy 1939-45 (Dragon / Taktyka i Strategia).
This game falls under the category: Wargame, World War I.
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