BlitzKrieg

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"Foreword

Blitzkrieg is a tactical level ruleset designed to simulate engagements during WW2. Each player commands a combat group composed of one or more companies (or a battalion). Support platoons can be attached, such as armor, anti-tank weapons, assault engineers, etc. The squad is the basic unit of the game, representing about ten soldiers led by an NCO.
Other elements include support weapons (machine guns, mortars, flamethrowers, and bazookas), artillery and vehicles.

The ruleset is organized in chapters covering: infantry, vehicles, artillery, fortifications, air support, and optional rules.

Complete orders of battle are provided for German, Russian, American, British, French and Italian forces, with typical formations as well as tables of vehicle characteristics. Several historical scenarios are also included, as well as a scenario generating system.

Blitzkrieg emphasizes playability. Gamers can easily set up and play a scenario in a couple of hours. Game mechanics are intuitive and easily remembered after a few games, which increases playing speed and enjoyment.

Blitzkrieg is also very realistic, taking into account all aspects of WW2 combat. This is reflected in the detailed orders of battle, and the comprehensive vehicle and artillery details. The flexible playing sequence simulates the fog of war while the players interact during the game turns.

10mm to 20mm figures are ideal for Blitzkrieg, but 1/72th plastic soldiers also work very well. Gamers can build up their choice of armies, but about ten infantry stands and a few vehicles will provide an enjoyable introduction.

Terrain features like buildings, woods, fields and hills are used to recreate battlefields. Distances are easily measured in multiples of 5cm or 2", either by ruler or tape measure. Artillery firing templates are used (examples can be downloaded from the Internet website, see below)

Markers have been limited to a strict minimum. Small pieces of cotton wool can be used to signal demoralized units. Some players may want to use markers to signify which units have been activated.

Only six-sided (d6) dice are needed to play Blitzkrieg. At least ten dice are recommended to ensure the flow of the game. A result of 4+ or 5+ is frequently used in the rules, which means a result of 4 (or 5) or more is necessary to have a test or an action succeed.

We know you will enjoy playing Blitzkrieg. Please visit our website at http://www.blitzkrieg.fr for more information.

The author would like to thank members of "Club Achille", in Lyon (France) for their involvement in the testing of Blitzkrieg, as well as everyone else who has helped in this project.”
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Lannes · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 6:19 pm Sujet du message:

Tu pourrais traduire en français

bon ok je

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Cpt Miller · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 6:50 pm Sujet du message:

CdtKeller

Alain Roudil · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:27 pm Sujet du message:

La machine est lancée. Bonne continuation et bon courage. Wink

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spock · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:28 pm Sujet du message:

bon courage à vous Wink

Demarkation · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:31 pm Sujet du message:

CdtKeller · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:33 pm Sujet du message:

Bah sur le site de plastic soldier review c'est marqué comme ça.
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Neelix

Super, très bon travail ! Mr. Green

Voici les quelques modifications que j'apporterais personnellement (ce ne sont que des suggestions) :

The flexible playing sequence simulates the fog of war as the players interact during the game turns.
=> while

Scenic elements like buildings, woods, fields and hills are used to recreate battlefields.
=> Terrain features

The author would like to thank members of Achille de Lyon club for their involvement in the testing of Blitzkrieg,
=> members of the club Achille de Lyon

Wink

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Neelix

Demarkation · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:47 pm Sujet du message:

CdtKeller · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 7:49 pm Sujet du message:

Mouai pas trop convaincu, je trouve que ça sonne faux.

Neelix qui a tout lu doit être mieux calé que moi en anglais Very Happy

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Demarkation · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 8:00 pm Sujet du message:

CdtKeller · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 8:06 pm Sujet du message:

Ben dans le sens où on parle d'une échelle et pas d'un classement -oui l'échelle est un classement certes mais je sais pas ça fait bizarre. Certains site utilise 1/72th d'autres 1/72 d'autres 1:72 , 1:72 scale, en gros on le traduit un peu comme on le sent-
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Demarkation · Post� le: Mar D�c 16, 2008 8:12 pm Sujet du message:

Tu parlais donc du fameux "TH" ? Wink

Dans la presse modéliste ferroviaire US que je lis depuis 1993, je ne fais même pas attention si la forme "1/87 scale" et plus courante que "1/87th", mais je crois que ce doit être effectivement le cas.
Pour le pluriel, il n'y a pas photo AMHA, le type qui dit "I own hundreds of plastic soldier", il y a un petit problème Laughing

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