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Tango01

06 Sep 2015 9:41 p.m. PST

"Last weekend Tom and I decided to try out Flame of War Great War. (I already outlined the army painting drama in a previous post.) I have been dying to try this for more than a year and was really excited to finally get it on the table. Tom has been interested but was not really excited about Battlefront's decision to start the period in 1918. Like many gamers, Tom was concerned that a trench slaughter would not make for an entertaining game. I can understand the concern but after reading through the rules for the period a few times I thought it would work. The only way to know would be to put it on the table…"

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