Connect here
-
- Some services are not accessible on smartphone
- Open a session
- My Account
- Customer Service
-
Products
-
Pre-orders
Pre-orders
- Featured Pre-orders
- All Pre-orders
- 2024 - Week 44 (Oct. 28)
- 2024 - Week 43 (Oct. 21)
- 2024 - Week 42 (Oct. 14)
- 2024 - Week 41 (Oct. 7)
- 2024 - Week 40 (Sept. 30)
- 2024 - Week 39 (Sept. 23)
- 2024 - Week 38 (Sept. 16)
- 2024 - Week 37 (Sept. 9)
- 2024 - Week 36 (Sept. 2)
- 2024 - Week 35 (Aug. 26)
- 2024 - Week 34 (Aug. 19)
- 2024 - Week 33 (Aug. 12)
- 2024 - Week 32 (Aug. 5)
- 2024 - Week 31 (July 29)
- 2024 - Week 30 (July 22)
- 2024 - Week 29 (July 15)
- 2024 - Week 28 (July 8)
- 2024 - Week 27 (July 1)
- 2024 - Week 26 (June 24)
- 2024 - Week 25 (June 17)
- 2024 - Week 24 (June 10)
- 2024 - Week 23 (June 3)
- 2024 - Week 22 (May 27)
- 2024 - Week 21 (May 20)
- 2024 - Week 20 (May 13)
- 2024 - Week 19 (May 6)
- 2024 - Week 18 (Apr. 29)
- 2024 - Week 17 (Apr. 22)
- 2024 - Week 16 (Apr. 15)
- 2024 - Week 15 (Apr. 8)
- New Releases
- Fantasy Flight
- Board Games
- Miniature Board Games
- Tabletop Miniatures
- Collectible Card Games
- Books
- Puzzles
- Roleplaying Games
- Accessories
- Clearance
- Displays
- Decor
- Toys
- Plushies
- All
-
Pre-orders
-
Accessories
- Publishers
- New Releases
- Pre-orders
- Magic Deals
- Clearance
- Contact Us
- FAQ
- Application Request
- Pre-Black Friday Sale
- Lion Rampant Imports>
- Products>
- April 8 2024>
- Banish All Their Fears
Banish All Their Fears
Product Code: GMT2308
The Bayonet & Musket Battles series is GMT's follow-up to the extremely popular Musket & Pike series, showing the movement of European warfare from tactical systems based on shock to a modern reliance on firepower. Volume 1 will be Banish All Their Fears, covering the battles of Neerwinden, 1693 and Blenheim, 1704.
- Neerwinden, July 29, 1693, War of the League of Augsburg. Outnumbered and thoroughly out-maneuvered by the French army under the Duke of Luxembourg, British King William III refuses to retreat his Allied army over the river to his rear and instead elects to defend a stout breastwork line strongly anchored on fortified villages. Luxembourg has the cream of the French army at his command, and sees an opportunity to break the enemy defenses and possibly destroy the Allied army.
- Blenheim, August 13, 1704, War of the Spanish Succession. Facing defeat in Spain, northern Italy, and along the Rhine, the Duke of Marlborough leads his Allied army deep into Bavaria and threatens to remove that key French ally from the war. The French respond by sending an army under Marshal Tallard that links up with the Bavarians under Elector Max Emmanuel and stands to face Marlborough near the village of Blenheim on the banks of the Danube.
Larger armies and the primacy of firepower mean significant changes for the familiar Musket & Pike game system:
Larger armies. Brigades became the primary battlefield maneuver element, and while retaining foot battalions and horse regiments as our unit scale, we've made brigades paramount. Shifting brigades between wings and committing them into action to take advantage of enemy mistakes was the essence of victory for the great commanders of the age, and we've built that into the game.
Supremacy of firepower. Combat has been streamlined and simplified so that most unit combats are now resolved in 1 - 2 die rolls with decisive results. Players will soon learn the importance of creating and using fresh reserves to bolster their shot-up frontline battalions.
Solid map and OOB research. Nothing new here, the consistently high level of historical research that went into maps and OOB's in the Musket & Pike series continues.
- Neerwinden, July 29, 1693, War of the League of Augsburg. Outnumbered and thoroughly out-maneuvered by the French army under the Duke of Luxembourg, British King William III refuses to retreat his Allied army over the river to his rear and instead elects to defend a stout breastwork line strongly anchored on fortified villages. Luxembourg has the cream of the French army at his command, and sees an opportunity to break the enemy defenses and possibly destroy the Allied army.
- Blenheim, August 13, 1704, War of the Spanish Succession. Facing defeat in Spain, northern Italy, and along the Rhine, the Duke of Marlborough leads his Allied army deep into Bavaria and threatens to remove that key French ally from the war. The French respond by sending an army under Marshal Tallard that links up with the Bavarians under Elector Max Emmanuel and stands to face Marlborough near the village of Blenheim on the banks of the Danube.
Larger armies and the primacy of firepower mean significant changes for the familiar Musket & Pike game system:
Larger armies. Brigades became the primary battlefield maneuver element, and while retaining foot battalions and horse regiments as our unit scale, we've made brigades paramount. Shifting brigades between wings and committing them into action to take advantage of enemy mistakes was the essence of victory for the great commanders of the age, and we've built that into the game.
Supremacy of firepower. Combat has been streamlined and simplified so that most unit combats are now resolved in 1 - 2 die rolls with decisive results. Players will soon learn the importance of creating and using fresh reserves to bolster their shot-up frontline battalions.
Solid map and OOB research. Nothing new here, the consistently high level of historical research that went into maps and OOB's in the Musket & Pike series continues.
- Designer : David Fox, Ben Hull
- Number of players : 2
- Playing time : 90 - 180
- Recommended ages : 12+
- Language : EN