Cedar Creek 1864 Board Game | BoardGames.com | Your source for everything to do with Board Games

Description

Cedar Creek 1864 is a small simulation of an American Civil war battle fought in October 19th 1864 between five Confederate divisions (Ramseur, Pegram, Evans, Kershaw and Wharton) and nine Union divisions (Wheaton, Getty, Keiffer, Mcmillan, Birge,Thoburn, Hayes, Merrit and Custer).

One turn represents 1h30 (duration 9 turns)
The turn is divided in 4 phases :
1) Initiative phase
2) Player 1 moves 0 to 2 divisions then player 2 (repeated 3 times)
3) Continuation phase (possible new movement phases depending on dice roll up to 5 times in the whole turn)
4) Administration phase (rout and rally)

The player with the most victory points (from inflicted casualties to the enemy and controlled locations) wins the game.
One counter represents a brigade.

There are 98 unmounted counters (51 units + 47 markers), 84 counters are double-sided.
The small map (29 x 21 cm) represents the country area around Middletown and is divided in zones.

Available with French rules, but English rules can be downloaded from Vae Victis website.

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