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The Origins of the AVALON HILL GAME COMPANY 1952-1963

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The Avalon Hill Game Company is 72 years old this year and time to chronicle the history of Avalon Hill. In Part 1, Origins, we will look at the story of not only the establishment of a game company, but an industry and a hobby. Thanks to Legendary Tactics YouTube Channel for this great series.

Poster: Robert Holifield
Post Date: 4/18/2024


Tributes pour in after death of award-winning veteran wargame designer Dean Essig

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Mike Didymus-True, in BoardGameWire, brings us the sad news of the passing of designer Dean Essig.

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 4/1/2024


Alumwell Wargame Show 2024

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"...I actually enjoyed this show more than any other that I have been to in the past couple of years." Norm Smith, in Battlefields & Warriors, regales us with sights and surprises from this show, along with some great pictures! And check out the source of an insight that led Norm to conclude "It made me realise that considering these things went into the air in their thousands, the financial investment in longbow archers must have been huge."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 3/22/2024


Fields of Corn & Rye

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"...I was pretty sure that I had found something that might do the job." Norm Smith, in Battlefields & Warriors, discusses a way he's found to address an old itch, namely adding texture and/or crop fields to tabletop settings. Check out what he finds to be a reasonable, cost-effective approach, considering that "...sometimes I think we have made ourselves a picture perfect world and lost something along the way."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 3/11/2024


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Fast, simple, not expensive, little errata, but only reasonably fun. (War game Review)

In his review on BoardGameGeek, Brendan Whyte first turns a critical eye towards the components and rules and lists their shortcomings. Game play fares better: “…the game is fast and quite fun”. Whyte then goes into comprehensive details covering game mechanics and spares no criticism for the game opponent (AI). His discussion concerning solitaire board games vs solitaire computer games is very interesting.

PE TANG 1900 Q&A with Marco Campari

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PE TANG 1900 Strategy Tips

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PE TANG 1900 Optional Line of Sight Table

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Game: NATO: The Next War in Europe



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Publisher: Victory Games
Game Type: Board
Designer(s): Bruce Maxwell
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Description:


An operational level simulation of potential NATO/Warsaw Pact conflict in Central Europe. The wargame is played on a single mapsheet, depicting the area from Denmark to the Swiss Alps, and from France to Poland. Each player maneuvers ground forces that include armor, mech, infantry, airborne, airmobile, and marine units in an effort to control - or deny - key geographical objectives. Designed to be played in one sitting, NATO combines ease of play with a sophisticated integrated system of unit differentiation, command and supply structure, air power, force projection, chemical warfare, and tactical nuclear warfare.


Articles


Article ID
Pub Date
Article Description
288
Date: 1/21/2024
Poster: Robert Holifield
Review of NATO by Victory Games Part II

Replay and Review of NATO - The Next War in Europe by Victory Games, Turn 3 and Notes. Special thanks to Hex 2 Hex YouTube Channel
287
Date: 1/17/2024
Poster: Robert Holifield
Review of NATO by Victory Games Part I

Replay and Review of NATO - The Next War in Europe by Victory Games, Turns 1 and 2 and Notes. Special thanks to Hex 2 Hex YouTube Channel
286
Date: 1/5/2023
Poster: Doug Holt
VG NATO Counter Identification Info

Robert S. has offered some helpful counter identification info for this title. Thanks Robert!
285
Date: 2/29/2016
Poster: Doug Holt
NATO: The Next War - Strategic Surprise Scenario

"I just want to tell the story..." Blogger Brad tries his hand at a gripping recounting of his recent replay of NATO: The Next War in Europe from Victory Games. "1983 was a pretty scary year..."
276
Date: 3/24/2015
Poster: Mark D.
Review

Brief review by Phil.
284
Date: 1/21/2012
Poster: Mark D.
Boardgaming Life: Variants

Game variants shared by James Elkins on The Boardgaming Life.
283
Date: 9/5/2010
Poster: Mark D.
Boardgaming Life: Review

Mark D., writing for The Boardgaming Life, pens a detailed review.
282
Date: 6/28/2009
Poster: Mark D.
War of Nerves 1981 - Scenario (PDF file)

"War of Nerves" 1981 scenario, designed and shared by Andrea Garello on BGG.
280
Date: 2/21/2003
Poster: Mark D.
NATO Rules Guide (PDF)

Indispensible cheat sheet for "NATO: The Next War in Europe". Makes game play a *lot* easier by reducing the number of times you have to refer to the rule book. Shared by Scott Krutsch.
279
Date: 6/15/2002
Poster: Mark D.
Soviet Variant Counters (GIF)

GIF file showing variant Soviet Counters.
278
Date: 6/16/1998
Poster: Mark D.
Errata

Extensive errata list.
277
Date: 6/15/1998
Poster: Mark D.
Article Index

List of publications that contain articles about this game.
281
Date: 6/15/1983
Poster: Mark D.
Official Errata (1983)

Official errata as published in the Victory Insider in 1983.
273
Date: N/A
Poster: Mark D.
review #1

274
Date: N/A
Poster: Mark D.
review #2

275
Date: N/A
Poster: Mark D.
review #3