In the decade plus since Anaconda was released, the proliferation of knowledge regarding naval aspects of the Civil War advanced at a rapid rate. Old assumptions have been challenged and ‘lost’ data has been deduced through diligent research and conservative conjecture. Some ships that were so shadowy in detail to border as myths have been documented and detailed and made worthy of hitting... [click here for more]
Ramming Speed!
During the American Civil War the Union and Confederate navies clashed for control of the rivers of Virginia, fighting for control of the waterways leading to the capital cities of both sides. Now you can take part in this struggle with Anaconda: Capital Navies.
Anaconda: Capital Navies is a campaign framework designed to generate tabletop miniature games simulating riverine naval... [click here for more]
Ramming Speed! During the American Civil War the Union and Confederate navies clashed along the length of the Mississippi River fighting for control of the primary strategic waterway in North America. Now you can take part in this epic struggle with ANACONDA.
ANACONDA is a campaign framework designed to generate tabletop miniature games simulating riverine naval battles of the American Civil War.... [click here for more]
Clear for action! During the American Civil War the Union and Confederate navies clashed along the length of the Mississippi River fighting for control of the primary strategic waterway in North America. Often overlooked in this campaign is the Union invasion of the Red River valley in the spring of 1864. Support General Banks Union army, a massive United States naval armada steamed up the Red River... [click here for more]
The monotonous calm order of the flag bridge was broken with a crisp exclamation, “Energy signatures detected! Classified as Federation Dayton-class heavy cruisers. Contact count is sixteen vessels. Contact bearing 165 Red, Mark Zed 55!Alarms sounded throughout the ships of 3rd Frontier fleet as the men and woman of the Rhinelander Confederation Sterne-Marine... [click here for more]
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