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Too Fat Lardies Chain of Command

About Chain of Command:

Chain of Command by Too Fat Lardies is a World War II tabletop miniatures wargame focused on small-unit tactics and realism. Designed for skirmishes at the platoon level, Chain of Command captures the complexities and chaos of WWII infantry combat, allowing players to command squads, sections, and support units with a strong emphasis on historical authenticity and tactical depth. Unlike traditional turn-based games, Chain of Command uses a unique command and control system that reflects the unpredictable nature of combat and the impact of battlefield leadership.

The rules cover a wide range of WWII forces, from American, British, and Soviet troops to German and Japanese units, with options to adapt play for different theaters of war. Key mechanics include a command dice system that dictates unit activation and special abilities, creating a dynamic and reactive style of play. Players make strategic use of terrain, cover, and tactical movement while coordinating fire and assaults, making Chain of Command an immersive experience.

Key Features:

  • Realistic WWII Small-Unit Combat: Focuses on the tactical challenges of platoon-level skirmishes, emphasizing historical accuracy in command and movement.
  • Unique Command Dice Mechanic: A command and control system that adds unpredictability, with dice rolls determining actions, leadership effects, and battlefield momentum.
  • Detailed Rules for Weaponry and Tactics: Covers key WWII tactics, including overwatch, ambushes, and use of heavy weapons, reflecting the combat style of different nations.
  • Varied WWII Forces and Scenarios: Includes adaptable rules for different WWII factions and theaters, allowing players to recreate battles from Europe, the Pacific, and North Africa.
  • Campaign Options with "At the Sharp End": Offers rules for linking scenarios into campaigns, with rules for casualties, reinforcements, and unit progression.

Why Choose Chain of Command?

  • Ideal for WWII History Enthusiasts: Chain of Command emphasizes realism and historical accuracy, perfect for players passionate about WWII tactics and military history.
  • Dynamic and Tactical Gameplay: The command dice system creates a fluid battlefield experience, where plans must adapt to shifting conditions and command opportunities.
  • Immersive Campaign Potential: With support for linked scenarios, players can enjoy a narrative-driven campaign that tracks the progress of their units over multiple engagements.
  • Focus on Leadership and Morale: With a strong emphasis on leadership, Chain of Command challenges players to make critical decisions under pressure, adding depth and realism.
  • High-Quality Rules from Too Fat Lardies: Known for their engaging and historically accurate games, Too Fat Lardies deliver a thoroughly researched WWII experience.

The Too Fat Lardies Chain of Command rulebook is essential for players who enjoy realistic, small-unit WWII wargaming. With its innovative command system, detailed combat mechanics, and campaign options, Chain of Command provides an immersive experience that brings WWII skirmishes to life, making it a standout choice for both wargamers and history enthusiasts.

Chain of Command are the revolutionary new wargames rules designed for 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. These are the rules Neil Shuck of Miniature Wargames described as "probably the best set of Skirmish rules I've ever played".

At 104 pages, the book includes the rules, a scenario generation system and Army Lists for Britain, Germans, the United States and Soviet Union, a system allowing the gamer to select support depending on the scenario being played, so you can pit two well matched forces against each other for a fun and challenging gaming experience.