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The official A&A website has a bunch of scenarios focusing on Guadalcanal for the worldwide A&A tourney that uses the board and mini game. At Battleground Games in Abington yesterday I tried out one of the scenarios with interesting results. Most of these prebuilt scenarios have pre-arranged fleets. It is… Read More»
Avalon Hill, official maker of the War at Sea game under the Wizards of the Coast label has released a 3 page set of rules clarifications. We have made them available at https://wargamingforums.com/downloads/War_at_Sea_Clarifications.pdf (the pdf requires the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the file. You can get Acrobat Reader… Read More»
At Battleground Games one of the gamers playing War at Sea, Steve, has developed a U-Boat fleet that fixes most of the weaknesses in the one I showcased in Axis & Allies War at Sea Axis U-Boat Terror. I’ve hounded him for his list and he finally posted it today… Read More»
When playing War at Sea it is easy to go for the big battleships with all their guns, they were the backbone of WWI navies, or the aircraft carriers and the plethora of fighters, bombers, dive bombers, and etc, carriers replaced the battleship in WWII and that war showed the… Read More»
Battleground Games in Abington is the FLGS where I have the pleasure to play War at Sea with a small but friendly crowd. John, the guy who has been pushing War at Sea from the start, has also been trying to get a league going. I’m the new guy but… Read More»
