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This is the WW2 edition of the Ambush miniature rules series.

It is a complete game, including fully integrated infantry and armour rules that can be played in a reasonable time. Use of an hex grid recommended for smoother play.
Smaller tables can be played in as little as 45 minutes.
Infantry three stand units represent platoons or full companies and they do play their proper role; like in reality mighty tanks are of little use unless properly supported. This is effectively enforced by awarding full objective values only when infantry takes them.
The game does not feature common alternate turns, instead HQ issue orders accordingly to random initiative dice (d6); this means that HQ Ally1 may activate, then HQ Axis1, then HQ Ally2, etc.
The rules feature 1:144 miniature pictures and are probably best from 1:200 to 1:144.

Because of its design and the use of an hex grid by default, this game has been pointed as a bridge between a miniture wargame and a boardgame.

Note: this is a rules book only, an hex grid, a dozen d6, 1 d20 dice and miniatures or custom built counters required to play.

Now available again (2023) from Wargame Vault, in pdf format.

Has been available on BGG market, in book format.

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