The Hundred Years War (1995)

Strategy & Tactics magazine #177.

The game recreates the wars fought between England and France between 1337 and 1453. Each game turn represents 1 year. Each unit represents leaders or 1-2000 soldiers. The units are either English (red), French (blue) or independent (white). The map is divided into areas not hexes and comes with 280 counters.

Victory is determined by comparing each major powers victory point total with its initial resource value. Victory points are awarded for occupation of capital cities, the total treasury value of occupied areas and in its own treasury. Areas with shared ownership have shared treasury points.

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• Moves #89

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STRATEGY & TACTICS Magazine

• S&T #177 - The Hundred Years' War: Joseph Miranda (Historical)

• S&T #185 - Errata: 100 Years War

PAPER WARS Magazine

• Paper Wars #26 - Decision Games-100 Years War: Greg Hunter (Review)

STRATEGIST Newsletter

• Issue #290 - 100 Years War: Doug Murphy (Review)