Series: Great Battles of the American Civil War (Richard H. Berg)

Bloody April: The Battle of Shiloh, 1862

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Bloody April is a tactical regimental simulation of the 1862 Battle of Shiloh, utilizing the award-winning Terrible Swift Sword system. It features 1200 counters, two large maps, 20-minute turns, and accurately represents historical infantry, cavalry, and artillery units.

Death Valley: Battles for the Shenandoah

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The Guns of Cedar Creek

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The Guns of Cedar Creek is part of the Great Battles of the American Civil War series, covering the decisive 1864 battle in the Shenandoah Valley. It includes 600 counters and two maps, with a scale of 170 yards per hex.

Red Badge of Courage

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Red Badge of Courage extends the Great Battles of the American Civil War system to cover both Bull Run battles. Designed by Richard H. Berg using rule version 4.3, the game includes two full battles, six smaller scenarios, numerous counters, maps, and dedicated battle books.

Dead of Winter: The Battle of Stones River (Second Edition)

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Battle of Churubusco

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This minigame from C3i Magazine No. 16 uses the Great Battles of the American Civil War system. It covers the 1847 Battle of Churubusco during the Mexican-American War. Players need the basic rules from Gringo! to play the game.

Dead of Winter: The Battle of Stones River – Murfreesboro, Tennessee

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Dead of Winter: The Battle of Stones River is a detailed tactical wargame simulation of the 1862–1863 battle. It utilizes the Civil War Regimental Battle System and includes two maps, four countersheets, and two booklets for grand and small scenarios.

Into the Woods: The Battle of Shiloh, April 6-7, 1862

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"Into the Woods: The Battle of Shiloh" is the eighth installment of GMT Games' GBACW series, simulating the historic battle at the regimental level. Using interactive chit-pull mechanics, the tactical wargame includes ten scenarios, capturing the chaotic conditions, green troops, and surprise attacks of the American Civil War.

Three Days of Gettysburg: Deluxe Edition

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Battles with the Gringos, Mexico 1846-62

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Battles with the Gringos is an expansion featuring four historical scenarios like Palo Alto and Puebla. Each engagement offers unique terrain, plays in a few hours, and includes solid solitaire suitability.

Jackson at the Crossroads: Cross Keys & Port Republic, June 8-9, 1862

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Jackson at the Crossroads simulates the 1862 battles of Cross Keys and Port Republic. The wargame utilizes the rules from the Great Battles of the American Civil War series. One hex represents 210 yards of real terrain.

Gringo!: The Mexican War 1846-48

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Gringo! is a post-Napoleonic wargame depicting five battles of the Mexican-American War 1846–1848, including Buena Vista and Chapultepec. It uses simplified GBACW rules, featuring two maps and four counter sheets for 1 to 6 players.

Terrible Swift Sword: Battle of Gettysburg Game

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Terrible Swift Sword is a grand tactical simulation of the Battle of Gettysburg at the small-unit level, featuring over 2000 counters. It offers multiple scenarios and a massive 125-turn campaign game.

The Three Days of Gettysburg (Second Edition)

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The Three DoG Update kit includes the scenario book, GBACW v4.3 rules, new counters, three maps, and charts. It simulates the highly detailed and complex Battle of Gettysburg. This is a time-consuming wargame designed for experienced players.

Cedar Mountain: Prelude to Bull Run, August 9, 1862

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This magazine wargame covers the Battle of Cedar Mountain from August 9, 1862. General Banks attacks Jackson's superior Confederate force and conducts a withdrawal. It utilizes the Great Battles of the American Civil War system.

The Battle of Corinth: Standoff at the Tennessee, October 3-4, 1862

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The Battle of Corinth simulates the historical engagement from October 3-4, 1862, for a vital railroad junction in Mississippi. As volume six in the Great Battles of the American Civil War series, this hex-based wargame utilizes standard rules to depict tactical combat, unit strength, and leadership.

River of Death: Battle of Chickamauga, September 19-20, 1863

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River of Death is a regimental-level simulation of the Battle of Chickamauga from September 1863. Using the Great Battles of the American Civil War system, it recreates historical combat on a detailed hex map with specific unit scales.

Pleasant Hill: The Red River Campaign

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Pleasant Hill is the seventh game in the Great Battles of the American Civil War series, simulating the 1864 battle in Louisiana. A turn represents 20 minutes, and a hex covers 125 yards. It includes a map and 200 counters.

Twin Peaks

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Pea Ridge: The Gettysburg of the West March 7-8 1862

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Pea Ridge recreates the American Civil War battle in the West using the Terrible Swift Sword system. The wargame covers two days of conflict where forces maneuver for tactical advantage and capture geographical objectives.

Baton Rouge: Street Fighting in the Louisiana Capital, August 5, 1862

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Baton Rouge is a wargame from the "Great Battles of the American Civil War" series, simulating the Confederate attempt to retake the Louisiana capital in August 1862. It features both land combat and naval support.

The Three Days Of Gettysburg

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The Three Days of Gettysburg is a comprehensive regimental-level wargame about the famous battle. It features three detailed maps, over 1600 counters, seven scenarios, and a four-tier command system for one to six players.

First Blood: The 1st and 2nd Battles of Manassas

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"First Blood" adds two battles from Bull Run, Virginia, to the Great Battles of the American Civil War system. Players experience the first clash with green Union troops and the second battle, where the Union attempts to divide and crush Confederate forces before reinforcements arrive.

Wilson's Creek: The West's First Fight, August 10, 1861

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Wilson's Creek is a tactical regimental simulation of the 1861 American Civil War battle. The SPI game depicts the Union surprise attack on Confederate and militia forces in Missouri. Each game-turn represents 20 minutes of real time.