Forge of War

These rules try to break free from a number of the conventions that have bound the most popular professional titles and return us to what must be the core issues facing any commander on a future battlefield - command and control, and the effective use and motivation of his prime resource - his men, whilst dealing with the fog of war. As you will discover, two major yet simple mechanisms are used to this end.
– Forge of War introduction

Designers: Craig Cartmell, Lance Bennett, Adam Isherwood, Jason Mastros, Andy Skinner, Dave Robinson
Year Published: 2011
Status: In Print
Contents: Available online (31-page DOC or 28-page PDF)

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Forge of War

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