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Altar of Freedom: Perryville
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Game Category: Board Games, Strategy Games
Number of Players: 2, 3, 4
Tags: Custom Models, 4+
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Altar of Freedom: Perryville

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October 1862

Bloodied at Shiloh and then driven out of Corinth, Braxton Bragg's Army of the Mississippi has invaded drought-stricken Kentucky in an attempt to regain initiative for the Rebels in the west. Federal troops under Don Carlos Buell are sent to stop him, and stumble into Bragg's forces outside Perryville. What begins as a skirmish over water soon turns into a battle.

Purchase rules and support Altar of Freedom here:
https://www.6mmacw.com/rules.html

American Civil War, ACW, 6mm, wargame
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ethy88 7 Nov, 2019 @ 12:01pm 
had a great battle on this one the other night! thanks for the creation!
Lazyboy  [author] 4 Nov, 2019 @ 8:24pm 
I’m really glad you liked it! I’m not particularly jealous of my content, I just want to support the community, I’ll check our your mod and see if there’s anything I want to grab for mine :)

For anyone wanting to know how to support or say thanks, I would just say support Greg the Ruleset author of Altar of Freedom! Link above in the description. This stuff is all just art hobby for me so my buddy and I can play games.
Hethwill 4 Nov, 2019 @ 3:51am 
We played this scenario past Saturday. Massive thumbs up from the gang. Everyone ( 3 players, 1 union and 2 for the rebels ) praised the work done and how superb the tables and brigades look. Just one observation would be for cavalry to include a couple mounted in the back next to the horse holder to make it easier to spot, but not a breaker by any means. We did make our own room version, adjusted to our needs and using our own collection of rules and expansions replacing the sample and added total credits with link to your work.