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"Chain of Command" are the revolutionary new wargames miniatures rules designed for World War 2 platoon sized actions with some additional support. The rules are fast paced, exciting and fun, using the unique command and control system which presents the player with the battlefield decisions made by his historical counterpart.
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With that said, Elites are a common pain point with chain of command and a really elegant solution I’ve seen people do is to treat elites like regulars but retain keywords like aggressive and give them the red command die as detailed in the Blitzkrieg handbook.
This is a sample Chain of Command army list: As you can see the platoon consists of a Lieutenant, a Platoon Sergeant (both senior leaders), the invaluable 2″ mortar team, an anti-tank rifle team and three sections, each consisting of an NCO and nine men, split into a rifle team and a gun team.
Goonhammer Historicals: Chain of Command Review. Once more into the breach we go today, to fill it up with our glorious World War 2 narrative gaming experiences. We’re taking a look at Chain of Command, a historical wargame developed and published by Too Fat Lardies.
Chain of Command is a WWII war game where each player controls four soldiers on either the United States or German side. Each team strives to capture the victory points to win the mission. Your men will be armed with either the United States Garand or the German Mauser.
Chain of Command is at heart a platoon level skirmish game so at the very basic level you will need an infantry platoon for each side. The composition of many of these platoons are outlined in the main rule book.
Chain of Command doesn’t have official USMC but there are a couple home brews out there you could use. Most people I know collect stuff for Europe. I think the game is best with historic matchups and that’s probably how most CoC players are, but it really depends on who you play with.
Chain of Command: They Don't Like It Up 'Em, Me Babber! - Last month Phil organised a *Chain of Command* *Operation Seelöwe* game for Jen, Jim, Andy and myself, with the Fallschirmjäger (commanded by Andy and Ji...
Chain of Command is a platoon level WW2 tabletop wargame. So what does that mean and is it any good? Designed by Too Fat Lardies in the UK, Chain of Command attempts to recreate small scale combat between 3 – 4 squads of men.