Bloody 110

the Battle for Clervaux, December 16-17, 1944 

From The Gamers in 1989

Ranked #1,917 on BGG's War-game Ranking. 

Very good Condition.  UNPUNCHED.  Contents are mint: Rules (might be slight aging, or they didn't use good paper?), maps, dice, all unplayed, unfolded  and unrolled.  Box has a few dings, but no dishing and all corners are tight.  See pics.  Still makes that squeak.

Bloody 110 - The Battle for Clervaux, December 16-17, 1944 is the first game in the Tactical Combat Series (TCS) by The Gamersand it features the vital two day delay of the 2nd Panzer Division by elements of the US 28th Infantry Division along the road to Bastogne on December 16th and 17th, 1944. 

The actions of the handful of Battle of the Bulge Americans represented by the game were critical in setting the stage for the more famous siege of Bastogne itself. It was their defense that provided the time needed for other units, including the 101st Airborne, to make it to Bastogne in order to defend it. Without this successful defense, Bastogne would surely have fallen and the road would have been clear to the Meuse.

Game Scale:
Game Turn: 20 minutes
Hex: 125 yards / 114 meters
Units: Infantry platoons, individual vehicles

Game Inventory:
Two 22 x 34" full color maps
Three dual-side printed countersheets (840 double sided 1/2" counters)
One 32-page TCS specific rulebook
One 14-page Bloody 110 specific rulebook
A thank you from The Gamers

Designed by Mortarman Dean Essig