Dan Verssen Games Pavlov's House The Battle for Stalingrad Board Game DVG 045

Name: Dan Verssen Games Pavlov's House The Battle for Stalingrad Board Game DVG 045
Brand: DVG
SKU: MCAB07JH8M825
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Brand: DVG

Pavlov's House was a fortified apartment building that became a symbol of the Soviet resistance during the Battle of Stalingrad. This board game can be played one of three ways: Solo where the player controls the Soviet defenders against German attacks, 2-player cooperatively where one player controls the defenders of Pavlov's House and the other player the other Soviet 62nd Army assets, or 3-player competitively where 2 Soviet players seek to defeat the German attacking player. Includes 140 Cards, 4 Sheets of Counters, 5 Dice, 3 Reference Sheets, 33" by 17" Mounted Tactical Display Game Board, and 1 Rulebook. 1-3 Player game 60-75 minutes Playtime Complexity: Moderate

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Color: Multicolor
Size: Medium
Model: DV1-045
Item Quantity: 1

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