Raid on Richmond, February 1864 3W Games 1991 In shrink Free UPS shipping

Description: For sale is a copy of Raid on Richmond published by 3W Games in 1991. This game is in original shrink wrap. I have tried my best to include quality photos of this item for your inspection and evaluation of condition. Photos from this sale are of the actual item you will receive. I do not use stock photos in any of my listings. Item comes from a pet and smoke free home. I offer international shipping through the eBay International Shipping Program. Please look in the shipping section of this sale listing for shipping and customs fees that would apply to your country. Fees may be high so please be aware of these costs prior to your purchase. Shipping available to US domestic addresses that can receive UPS Ground, Fed Ex Home/Ground or USPS Mail. Free UPS Ground shipping to eligible US addresses. You will receive the game stored in a water resistant cover and placed in a cardboard box which is padded. The shipping box measures 13 inches long, 10 inches wide, and 2 inches in height and weighs 1 lbs 5 oz. Tracking confirmation of delivery and insurance will be provided by the seller (me) to insure a safe delivery. Free 30 day Returns. Payment is required upon purchase. I will ship within 1 business day of receipt of payment if not sooner. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting my sale! From the Publisher's Website and Board Game Geek Raid on Richmond ‐ English edition (1991) The game is a "what-if" of Kilpatrick's aborted cavalry strike against the Confederate capital in early 1864. Two 22" x 24" maps, 300 counters; Rules Book, 6-sided die This is one of the most challenging and unusual American Civil War games ever published. The map is an accurate reproduction of the city streets and blocks of Richmond in 1864. Units moving using the actual historical map features. In February 1864, US Brig. Gen. Judson Kilpatrick conceived a bold stroke against the Confederate capital, which local Union sympathizers had correctly reported as wide open to attack. The goals of the raid were to release the thousands of Union prisoners of war held in Libby Prison and on Belle Isle, as well as inflicting damage on key Rebel installations like the Tredegar Iron Works. Secret orders also authorized the killing of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and burning the city to the ground. Historically, at the last minute, Kilpatrick lost his nerve and withdrew without firing a shot. The game begins at that point, but with the assumption the Union commander's nerve holds. As the Union raiders enter the city, it's a race against time as they seek to commandeer transport for the sick, wreak destruction across Richmond as slaves and panicked civilians fill the streets, and escape before Confederate army reinforcements begin pouring in from all directions.

Price: 49 USD

Location: Dublin, Ohio

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