Flames of War Late-war German Books Ranked!

[@trekanbelluvitsh]

The Bulge book offers a lot of choices and is a great one. Because of that it isn't a book fpr one group of players in my eyey: beginners. For them it can be confusing. In general: You get more opions and histirical flavour using the command cards. That's the way of BF. The books shall offer you some more generic list and for a deeper dive one can use the command cards.

[@thedicegodswg]

Agreed on the command cards, but it's that very range of options that is the reason we left them out of this video and makes the a mine field for beginners. Thanks for watching!

[@trekanbelluvitsh]

@@thedicegodswg "Agreed on the command cards, but it's that very range of options." Right. But that's a problem for every beginner in every miniature wargame. If you are left alone you may drown in options. So if any newby is reading this: Want to enter Flames of War? Go for the "Hit the beach" box first. Great value for the prize and a nice start in the game.

[@geralddrake3002]

I'll be really interested on how the new Italian front book will stack up when we ever see that, tho Pasta Stugs should already put it rather high up

[@thedicegodswg]

Two of my favourite things, right there!

[@Hedgehobbit]

The Falshirmjager StuHs are the only ones that can fire as artillery. D-Day FTW

[@thedicegodswg]

Uh... STuH for the win more like!

[@OldManRogers]

#StugLife Ireland's Eurovision entry should have been Bambie Stug!

[@thedicegodswg]

It was a missed opportunity for sure. Hurt the scores too.

[@yearlyspash6442]

#STUGLIFE baby i own like 30

[@thedicegodswg]

This is the way!

[@xgcskiman]

First!

[@thedicegodswg]

Awww, you're our first "first". Do we get a badge?

[@xgcskiman]

@@thedicegodswg If only I could...