[GW] WWI à la sauce 40k [ Outline ] · Standard · Linear+

[Draaz]

http://www.warhammer-historical.com/great-war/great-war.asp
http://www.warhammer-historical.com/great-war/minisite/

When war broke out in August 1914, the majority of military commanders felt that the war would be over by Christmas. The early clashes developed into huge offensives all ending in stalemate.

Battlefield technology and tactics evolved at a spectacular pace with the tank, airplane support and coordinated bombardment becoming commonplace.

As 1918 dawned these new weapons of war spearheaded the offensives, but it was still the soldier’s war to win or lose, where men endured heroically under fire.

The Great War core rulebook contains the following:

• A brief historical overview.

• Western Front 1914 and 1918 British, French and German Battalion level army lists.

• Sample army rosters so you can start collecting and playing quickly.

• Standard and Operational Missions.

• Inspiring photographs of the armies for reference when painting and collecting.

The Great War core rulebook is the first in a series enabling gamers to recreate the conflicts of World War One on the table-top.

GREAT WAR MINISITE
We now have a Great War Minisite online to help support the game with all sorts of articles, a gallery of pictures of Great War games, FAQ and interesting links. Take a look at the minisite for more details.

£20.00

J'achète !

Faudra d'ailleur voir si c'est pas un meilleurs système pour jouer la guerre de Secession que Warhammer ACW...



Draaz

[Etienne, Duc d'Aquitanie]

Le titre est un peu confusif, si vous me permettez d'être pédant ...

Au final, c'est histoire de dire que GW lance un nouveau jeu qui traitera de la Première Guerre, ou alors il y a vraiment un lien avec 40K pour ce jeu ?

Parce que j'avoue, j'ai pas pris le temps de lire les pages en lien, vilain que je suis...

Je m'y attèle...

En attendant, ce que je peux dire, c'est que les figurines donnent envie de s'y mettre, en particulier les véhicules d'assaut de tranchée, ça pète.

Titi