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Battles for a Continent

Game design by Dennis L. Bishop and Michael W. Kennedy

Battles for a Continent is a low-complexity, tactical simulation by designer Dennis L. Bishop of two Seven Years War (known as the French and Indian War in the United States) battles fought outside the gates of Quebec City: The Plains of Abraham (1759) and Sainte-Foy (1760).  Rules include stack disruption, leader effects, defensive fire against melee attacks and more. Included is an additional game by designer Michael W. Kennedy: Braddock's Defeat: The Battle of the Monongahela.

Components

• 198 5/8” Counters and Markers All Three Games
• 1 22” x 17” Game Board and 1 17” x 11” Game Board
• Separate Rules for Quebec Scenarios and for Braddock’s Defeat.

Credits

• Design by Dennis L. Bishop and Michael W. Kennedy
• Maps by Tim Allen
• Counters by Tom Cundiff
• Developed by Michael W. Kennedy
• Cover Art by Mike Mirfin

Available in print-and-play format.

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