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ChrisBBB2

27 Aug 2024 10:13 p.m. PST

I enjoyed Vincent Tsao's photo-AAR of his game of Aspern-Essling:
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Battles fought over two or more days, with reinforcements arriving to change the situation and perhaps turn the tide, often make for the most interesting games. It's also a sign of a good game when objective locations change hands repeatedly. Vincent's summary suggests A/E is a case in point: "All agreed the game was a howl, and the situation unlike anything we've played before. Kudos to the designer."

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