Pub Battles -How to Play

Watch and learn the basic turn structure of Pub Battles.
See our other videos detailing Movement and Combat!

[@mikestrand3023]

Great video! I like the alter turn order explanation. Going first sounds great, but I can imagine going later, after your opponent has shown their hand, and thus getting to choose where and how, would be advantageous as well. Interesting choices!

[@CommandPostGames]

Is this better than the previous attempt?

[@mikestrand3023]

@@CommandPostGames Yes, your video-fu is getting better.

[@CommandPostGames]

@@mikestrand3023 lol..... Great name for it! Thank you!!

[@killingjon]

Does look rather lovely - maps and wooden blocks, what's not to like. Do you have/is there a UK distributor? Thanks.

[@CommandPostGames]

We don't but we do ship there directly off our website. Shipping isn't too bad and the exchange rate is really good now.

[@killingjon]

@@CommandPostGames Thanks for the reply. Aye, shipping not too bad. J

[@stevenbigness8267]

When you spend a an HQ ability to change the chit pull order for movement, don't you turn The HQ flag side up to show it is spent for that turn instead of the HQ commander name face up like was shown in the tutorial video? I'm new to Pub Battles and want to make sure I'm playing correctly.

[@marshallbarrington4986]

I keep going back and forth on this. I like the look of the flags up for fresh better but then when you flip up the commander's name, it gives away intell if you are playing with others. Another way would be to do flags up for fresh and then rotate it down for spent. That keeps it hidden. I don't suppose it matters too much either way. -As long as you're consistent.

[@mr.g4tero781]

Similar wargames of this sistem?? Greetings from Spain

[@marshallbarrington4986]

We have and handful of battles out now for Pub Battles. We are getting ready to release Germantown and Austerlitz. 1st & 2nd Manassas should be next.

[@mr.g4tero781]

@@marshallbarrington4986 in Spain we have two wargames with this sistem 1. "Waterloo 1815 last battle of Napoleon" in bgg for Jose Luengo 2. "Austerlitz 1805" in bgg too, for Crisanto Lorente and Jose Luengo And in development boardgame "Dos de mayo, ciudad de patriotas" for Trafalgar Editions (not spam ;-)) Greetings from Spain