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Game Category: Board Games, Strategy Games
Number of Players: 1
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Jul 2, 2015 @ 6:19pm
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Mosby's Raiders

Description
Re-live the daring raids of John Mosby and his band of Partisan Rangers against the Union Army in northern Virginia. "Mosby's Raiders" puts you in charge of Mosby's Raiders. Your mission is to infiltrate Union lines to disrupt the Union war effort by demolishing vital rail lines and bridges, attacking Union depots, and ambushing Union forces sent out to trap you. The success of Mosby's actions is measured by his rise in notoriety; the more renowned he becomes, the more Union troops are committed to stop his activities.

One of the great classic solitaire wargames of the 80s, published by Victory Games.
Cards and tokens adapted from the work by Felisan88 and JimM.

Please visit the BGG page at https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1669/mosbys-raiders for information abut the game, reviews, sessions and link to the rules.

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Turgon  [author] Jul 3, 2015 @ 9:35am 
Thanks. I intend to make a few more, but it's a difficult process because of the blemishes of the source material and the difficulty to scan everything or find good scans on the net.
This is one of my favorite solitaire games, along with RAF, London's Burning and B-17. And, of course, Ambush!
Kornstalx Jul 2, 2015 @ 9:32pm 
Oh man this is a classic! Thank you so much for making this, I wish more people would focus on the golden wargames of the 70s/80s (Avalon Hill, Victory Games, etc). Those cards are super resolution and look great, I just wish the board itself was a little sharper. But seriously, thank you for this!