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All items on this page are in PDF format, with all rules and components provided, as published in the original physical version, allowing you to print & play.
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(For Panzer Digest Naval War Special (includes Monitor vs Merrimack 1862, Tsushima 1905, and Great War NavTac games), and
Panzer Digest 2008 Naval Special (includes Dogger Bank WW1 game), visit the PDF Magazine Page.)
BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE, 2nd ed.
Vol. 8 of Minden's Battlegame Book series, published in 2018. Also available as a softcover book via amazon.com & amazon.co.uk.
Includes: PDF of the entire 42-page book. Uses the Battleship Captain tactical level game system, with all necessary game rules and game tables,
several historical scenarios (including the Battle of the River Plate (1939), the Battle of Denmark Strait (1941), others), and twenty fully-rated warship
counters as part of the book. Also includes ship characteristics section, designer's notes, and more.
DESTRUCTION OF FORCE Z
Originally published in 2014 in Panzerschreck #16.
Includes: 12-page rule booklet, map, 59 counters, Reference Card. This is operational/tactical simulation of the Royal Navy disaster that happened
in the Far East, December, 1941, immediately after Pearl Harbor, which saw the sinking of HMS Prince of Wales, and HMS Repulse by
Japanese bombers off the coast of Singapore.
MERS-EL-KEBIR
Published as Zip Edition in 2018; originally published in 2015.
Includes: 12-page rule booklet, sea display map, set of ship counters. This is a solitaire and two-player wargame simulating the historical battle of
Mers-el-Kebir of the coast of North Africa in 1940, between British and French warships. It uses the Advanced Salvo! (tactical level) game system.
All rules, optional rules, game tables, and fully-rated ship counters are provided. Very versatile game, since it can be played equally well solitaire and
with two-players, and, if solitaire, with the player taking either side, and the game system playing the opponent.
NAVTAC: MEDITERRANEAN
Originally published in 2012.
Includes: 24-page rule booklet, ship data, several historical scenarios, 72 1/3000 scale warship counters, ship display, Reference Cards. This is
the first of the NavTac games to be published on its own. It is a two-player, naval miniatures system that simulates early World War I combat between
individual ships rated in a variety of categories. It is compatible with other NavTac games.
PANZERSCHIFF & EXPANSION
Published as Zip Edition in 2014.
Includes: 16-page rule booklet, 12-page Expansion rule booklet, Reference Card, map grid, and 72 warship counters. The game is introductory
level, low complexity game covering capital ship combat in World War II. Both Panzerschiff and Panzerschiff Expansion is included. Includes
battleships, battlecruisers, and cruisers from Great Britain, Germany, USA, Japan, France, Italy, and Russia.
EMDEN VS SYDNEY, 2nd ed.
2nd ed. published in 2015 of original design published in 2012.
Includes: 8-page rule booklet including rules and game tables, and ship counter sheet. This is an introductory World War I game using a
modified Fletcher Pratt game system, simulating the Battle of Cacos, November 9, 1914.
NAVTAC: CORONEL & FALKLANDS
Published in 2017 by Minden, and also available as a book via amazon.com and amazon.co.uk.
Includes: PDF of the entire 66-page book. Uses the NavTac game system to simulate tactical level World War I naval combat. The book contains all
game rules, optional rules, game tables, historical scenarios (including the Battles of Coronel (1914), Falklands (1914), Cocos (1914), Escape of the
Goeben (1914), and several hypothetical 1915 scenarios), 66 1/3000 scale ship counters, ship ratings, data cards, examples of play, designer's notes,
and more.
MONITOR VS MERRIMACK II
Published as a Zip Edition in 2012.
Includes: 12-page rule booklet, several ship counters, rules, game tables, and scenarios simulating the Battle of Hampton Roads, 1862, during the
American Civil War, and the first clash of ironclads. Players use an 8x8 grid (such as a chess board) to regulate the movement of the
individual ships.
MIGHTY HOOD II
Originally published as a Zip Edition game in 2011.
Includes: 16-page rule book, using Battleship Captain tactical WW2 game system, with rules, game tables, 12 fully-rated ship counters, game
markers, and major historical scenarios involving H.M.S. Hood, simulating the Battle of Denmark Strait (1941), and Mers-el-Kebir (1940).
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