Wargame red dragon vietnam deck
Build your army and engage in large-scale warfare across land, sea, and air. For 25 points, they are a fairly reasonably priced shock-unit, and come equipped with decent anti-infantry capabilities. An excellent vietnam era RTS with spot-on models and a huge variety of units.
Their RPG is the PzF 3, which surpasses even the LAW 80 in both accuracy and armor killing potential. It breaks the mold a bit with the NATO vs Pact dynamic but I think it's a great way to incorporate notable players into the game, especially since the whole premises of the game is an alternate history anyways. Its 50mm cannon decimates infantry and is surprisingly effective against light to medium tanks. The Americans have defensive firepower to excess, with 'unicorn' units ruling over mediocre infantry. The British are slow but with tough and heavily armored vehicles. The French have fast moving wheeled vehicles and combat units, with a heavy focus on reconnaissance and quick attacks. REDFOR version is India that has deepened its ties with the revitalized USSR and is more hostile to its English-speaking former colonizers. Every nation in Wargame: Red Dragon has some sort of flavor. Not too many China decks out there, so was definitely fun and interesting to. to counter China's attempts attempts spread communism in the subcontinent. The next nation on the that was suggested I would make is a Chinese nation deck. Same thing with India: BLUFOR version is India that has become more militant towards China and is aligning itself with the U.S. Japan is the last of the minor nations of Wargame: Red Dragon with a 30 availability boost - supposed to represent countries which typically have a solid line up of units, with a few strengths, but also lacking some critical units and with some weaker sections.
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REDFOR Iran is then the historical Iran we know which became anti-Western and has a more real-world arsenal including Tomcats, Phantoms, Tigers, and MiGs with Soviet ground equipment too. Wargame Red Dragon: Japan National Deck Guide. Modern War 54: The Nagorno-Karabakh Wara two-player wargame of the war. Always remember: a deck is only as strong as the player. So while these deck might be among the most effective, they are far from foolproof. One option is BLUFOR Iran where the Shah crushed the revolution and continued arms deals and economic alignment with the West and their deck is primarily Western. Wargame: Red Dragon is more about positioning and maneuvering rather than brute force. For countries like Iran and India who we want in the game but don't have a concrete East vs West alignment throughout the Cold War why not try a "both sides" variant, like a divergent history option where you can select the country as it proceeded down a different path?