The Lost Cause: The American Civil War, 1861-1865 2010
- Players
- 1
- Play time
- 60–90 min
- Complexity
- Medium 2.6 / 5 (27 votes)
Description
Lose causethe american civil war state siege publisher websiteafter election abraham lincoln state state americarsquos ldquodeep southrdquo secede union north feel preserve ensue war brother fight brother confederacy resist year lost causethis state siege solitaire game put shoe jefferson davis confederate high command union army close different direction famous general like lee johnston lead army new nation conflict take place waterway hall power foreign governmentstold use headline broadsheet event card history unfold eye direct southern war effort land sea diplomatic home front effort secure independence survive nation organize confederacy devise plan necessary secure victory good use scarce southern resource allocate right place time preserve confederacy relentless union pressure lost causegame datanumber player age upplaye time approx basic game hour advanced gamecomplexity basic game advanced game scalesolitaire suitability scalescale unit union army civil war leader turn monthgame componentsbull x color basic game mapbull x color advanced game mapbull page color basic game rule bookletbull page color advanced game rule bookletbull color diecut mount game piecesbull color diecut mount game piecesbull total lsquoheadlinersquo broadsheet cardsbull x color player aid matbull page designer note extensive example play.
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- Year
- 2010
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