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Strategy & Tactics 194, S&T, Forgotten Axis, Unpunched, Bonus Counters\Scenarios

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Strategy & Tactics 194, S&T, Forgotten Axis, Unpunched, Bonus Counters\ScenariosThe cover (excellent condition with a number of slight to minor flaws, such as slight creasing at the top and bottom edges, minor general creasing, slight soiling, and minor scuffing), magazine with rules attached (high grade excellent condition with minor creasing from being read, glossy white pages and no marks, etc.), double sided full color 34"x22" map (high grade excellent condition with slight creasing at the edges), and 240 unpunched counters

The cover (excellent condition with a number of slight to minor flaws, such as slight creasing at the top and bottom edges, minor general creasing, slight soiling, and minor scuffing), magazine with rules attached (high grade excellent condition with minor creasing from being read, glossy white pages and no marks, etc.), double-sided full color 34"x22" map (high grade excellent condition with slight creasing at the edges), and 240 unpunched counters (near new to new condition as the white counters have minor to trivial soiling with all counters nicely-centered front and back) are all in excellent to new condition. The outstanding bonus (some to be emailed) includes about 70 Variant Counters (to ship with game), four scenarios, and a campaign game. See the description for more details.

Strategy & Tactics #194 with Bonus Counters and Scenarios!!!

Forgotten Axis: German Attack on Murmansk, 1941.  Includes all rules and counters for the Revised Sea Devils Game!!

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Complete, Unplayed, and Unpunched!

The cover (excellent condition with a number of slight to minor flaws, such as slight creasing at the top and bottom edges, minor general creasing, slight soiling, and minor scuffing), magazine with rules attached (high grade excellent condition with minor creasing from being read, glossy white pages and no marks, stains, etc.), double-sided full color 34"x22" map (high grade excellent condition with slight creasing at the edges, as well as an average case of the creasing at the folds common to S&T maps), and 240 unpunched counters (near new to new condition as the white counters have minor to trivial soiling with all counters nicely-centered front and back) are all in excellent to new condition.  The Forgotten Axis CRT sheet and page 2 Sea Devils Activity Record Sheet are likely copies of the originals (as either poor editing or space limitations caused them to be added to the issue as stand alone sheets).  The first of the Forgotten Axis series games, each are stand alone games.  One of the harder to find issues of S&T. 

The outstanding bonus includes 71 Variant Counters, four scenarios, and a campaign game from various issues of Strategy & Tactics, though my count on the counters might be a bit off (S&T is murky as to which counters actually go to the Forgotten Axis game); S&T #199 will be required to play some of the scenarios.  Also included is official errata and clarifications, plus a game review.  Some to all of the bonus will be sent by email upon shipping your purchase.  All bonus and extras material are available for sale separately if requested.

A stand-alone game utilizing the same Forgotten Axis rules system as later appeared in S&T # 199 (The Finish Front) and S&T # 206 (The Romanian Campaign).  The two-player simulations in this issue of Allakurtti and Loukhi portray the attempts of Finnish forces to break through the dark forests of Karelia to destroy the Murmansk Railway.  Apparently, one of the first games to use formation chits for activating units randomly.  

Game designer: Mike Bennighof.  Published Nov./Dec. 1998 by Decision Games.

         
For shipping this book will be wrapped in plastic and taped between two unbent sheets of extremely sturdy cardboard.
  
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See the Wargame Section for rare wargames (Avalon Hill, SPI, GMT and others), Variant Counter Sets (gamingthing designed) and over 60 unpunched Strategy & Tactics. As this is being written over half of the 40+ year run of Strategy & Tactics are in stock. Please email if looking for specific issues between 70 and 300.

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