I’m getting lots of Bolt Action games lately! I was able to catch one at Misty Mountain Games this Tuesday night against Aaron. It is my second solo game against Japanese and also my second with this list with some new toys. There is also a big order dice discrepancy in this game. We are playing Demolition in what is a fairly bloody game.
I was able to catch a game of Bolt Action against Robert at Misty last week. We played a 1000 point game with my US Army vs. his Imperial Japanese Army. We rolled for a scenario from the book and came up with Point Defense. Robert won the initial roll off and chose to attack in my first solo game against Japanese.
In this episode, the hosts continue the Bolt Action topic by doing a battle report with Stark’s United States vs. Conesy’s Germans. The game is set thematically post-D-Day France. The hosts are playing the scenario Envelopment. Both forces were selected using the standard force selector at 1000 points.
If you are interested in Bolt Action, the rules, the game, or just more information make sure you check out the website where all of the info is available at Warlord Games
The battlefield set up for the game.
Deployment and Turn 1.
Turn 2 wraps up!
Turn 3 wraps up!
Turn 4. The game wraps up.
With that, let’s roll those dice! Wisco’s for the win!!!!
[audio:https://wiscodice.com/podcasts/ep69-5_BoltAction.mp3|loop=no]Hey all, if you are interested in seeing one of my games played out from Adepticon 2016 US Bolt Action Nationals, check out this video by Sean (Wahoo Warrior). It’s one of the better battle reports I have watched regarding Bolt Action games and goes through the gameplay, the entire game, and his thoughts as the game played out. If you like the video, make sure you subscribe to his channel!
I’m on winter break from school and now that the holidays are done I was able to stir up some Bolt Action back at Misty this past Thursday. I had a 1000 point game with my US Army against Justin playing his US Paratrooper force in Maximum Attrition.
Powered by WordPress & Theme by Anders Norén